They're starting to look more and more alike, those two countries--can the religious police, beating women for not wearing Islamic dress, be far behind in Egypt?

Actually, these days, there is a difference between the two leaders--Morsi still has a grip on the reins of power, notwithstanding some serious pushback from people in the streets who are realizing that this government was a BAAAAAD idea, while Ahmadinejad is a mere puppet of Khameini and has had what little power he had stripped from him--even his cronies were disallowed from the ballot in the last election. The wee ex-mayor of Teheran has Khameini's puppet hand up his butt,, and he won't say anything that is not approved by the ulema.

This will get complicated, as we pay Egypt a fortune every year in bribes to keep peace with Israel in foreign military sales and assistance.

if they're going to develop friendly relations with Iran. I think this complicates things, as you say.

It IS a carrot and stick game, after all.