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"The book discusses many of the issues that have emerged on the scene, such as intolerance, hatred of others, discrimination, pluralism, citizenship, and other issues that occupied the Egyptian arena during the post-revolution years.

Writer Hani Labib monitors the spread of what he called the "New Impressionists," who rely in their conversations and the presentation of their political opinions on the "culture of obstinacy," which is quoting speech from so-and-so from so-and-so, without research or applying reason and referring to examining the source of the news. Which led to the emergence of a state of continuous controversy and verbal wars within Egyptian society, and resulted in the emergence of the phenomenon of "fanaticism" whether in thought or religion, which threatens the unity of Egypt, which it has maintained throughout its history, attributing fanaticism to weak belonging to the homeland, which It requires reconsidering many ideas and trying to reach a sound concept of citizenship, to eliminate sectarian strife that arises from time to time.

"The Negative and the Positive: Egypt between Two Poles" deals with the current stage in the history of Egypt, which is an important stage in which many concepts are formed and the form of the new Egyptian state is being formed, in light of dramatic regional changes that the region has not witnessed for hundreds of years.