https://en.imarabic.com/the-muslim-brotherhood-in-france-the-book-conspirators-of-evil-shakes-the-political-scene/ moves closer to banning the Muslim Brotherhood… What is new?

Political analyst Dr. Jihan Jadou stated that the proposal to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization in France represents “a radical shift” and a decisive turning point in French and European policy. She noted that this move comes as a result of the accumulation of security reports that have exposed the deceptive nature of the group’s activities and its systematic infiltration of Western societies.

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Jadou explained, in a statement reported by the newspaper Al-Youm Al-Sabea, that the Brotherhood has for years relied on what she described as “quiet horizontal penetration” in France, using covert fronts that include cultural organizations, educational associations, private schools and social centers.

The political analyst indicated that the adoption of this proposal would lead to immediate legal and security consequences, such as drying up external funding sources for institutions and associations affiliated with the organization, placing its top leaders under strict security surveillance, taking firm legal measures against them, and ending the state of “implicit protection” that the Brotherhood has enjoyed for many years under the guise of freedom of expression and civic participation.

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Jadou considered that the French move would give strong momentum to other European countries to take similar steps, stressing that the current “legal uprising” aims to protect the values of the Republic and the separation of religion and state from the threat of “political Islam”, which has distorted the image of moderate Islam and disrupted European social cohesion.

She concluded that this decision, although overdue, reflects a growing European awareness that the Brotherhood does not operate as a political party, but rather as a transnational structure seeking to undermine the foundations of societies from within.

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