The Ismail government is alienating a wide segment of the population and doesn’t seem to have learned from the downfall of the Ikhwan that popular discontent is something on which you might want to keep your eye, Emad El Din Hussein wonders in his column for Al Shorouk. Hussein urged the government try to understand why it has driven away so many people, including former supporters, and immediately get working to remedy the situation.
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