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This phenomenon has appeared repeatedly after the Arab Spring as the general expression of the revolts against Arab authoritarian leaders spreads from Tunisia to Egypt, Yemen, Libya, Bahrain, and Syria. After ostracizing the dictatorships, Tunisia and Egypt experienced for the first time free and secret voting in the legislative election. The Ennahda movement, a moderate Islamist political party in Tunisia, won 40% of the vote and has become the largest party in the Tunisian Assembly. In Egypt, the Freedom and Justice Party was established from the Muslim Brotherhood and occupied 47.2% of the parliamentary seats in the last election. Morocco has recognized no revolt against King Muhammad VI but demonstrations have occurred which are in touch with the Arab Spring movement. The Moroccan people requested amendment of the Constitution to grant the Prime Minister greater power. The parliamentary election was held after the amendment passed, and the Justice and Development Party became the strongest member of the coalition government in Morocco.

Determinants of Attitude Toward Political Parties in Palestine: The effect of the Egyptian Revolution on supporters of Fatah and Hamas