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Egypt has banned the Palestinian movement Hamas, accusing it of planning attacks with the Muslim Brotherhood, which has faced severe repression since the ousting of President Mohamed Mursi. Over 1,400 people, mostly Mursi supporters, have been killed, and many Brotherhood leaders detained. In Gaza, Hamas criticizes Egypt's decision, seeing it as beneficial to Israeli occupation and hoping it won't affect border movement, as Egypt often closes the Rafah crossing based on its relations with Hamas and security concerns.

What was the main reason Egypt banned the Palestinian movement Hamas?

• Hamas was accused of espionage.

• Hamas was involved in illegal trade activities.

• Hamas refused to negotiate with Israel.

• Hamas was accused of planning attacks with the Muslim Brotherhood.

What was the outcome of the coup that removed President Mohamed Mursi?

• The Muslim Brotherhood gained more power.

• A violent crackdown resulted in over 1,400 deaths.

• Hamas took control of Egypt.

• The Egyptian economy improved significantly.

How does Hamas view Egypt's decision to ban them?

• As a move to strengthen ties with Gaza.

• As a neutral stance.

• As a benefit to Israeli occupation.

• As a support for Palestinian resistance.

What does Hamas hope for from Egypt despite the ban?

• More trade agreements.

• Support against the occupation.

• Increased military aid.

• Support for Israeli occupation.

What factor influences Egypt's decision to close the Rafah border crossing?

• Weather conditions.

• International pressure.

• Relations with Hamas and security situations.

• Economic agreements with Gaza.