Experts reveal the truth about expectations of dissolving the Tunisian Ennahdha movement after its terrorist acts?

After being involved in numerous terrorist crimes and corruption and trying to spread chaos in Tunisia, following the decisions of Tunisian President Kais Saied over the past two years, to end the corrupt Brotherhood control of the country.

The terrorist movement Ennahdha and the Brotherhood’s arm in Tunisia are nearing their end, with the closure of their headquarters and the imprisonment of their historical leader and most prominent leader, who has led the group for more than 50 years. The Tunisian authorities continue to manage the country legally and with legal proof, something that is already underway, with ongoing investigations into a number of cases involving the group’s leaders.

Ghannouchi’s arrest is a move that has confounded the group

The arrest and detention of Brotherhood leader Rached Ghannouchi has confounded the movement, which is politically and financially linked to him; This indicates the inevitable death of this party, considering that Ghannouchi is the head of the group and the link with the international organization of the Brotherhood.

This came amid expectations among many observers of the situation in Tunisia, that the authorities in Tunisia are about to dissolve the Muslim Brotherhood Ennahdha Movement in the near future, after a number of its leaders were involved in terrorist crimes and corruption.

According to observers, the call by the new head of the movement in Tunisia for a conference soon one year ago led the Tunisian authorities to take the decision to disband the terrorist movement due to its involvement in many terrorist crimes and corruption over the past decade.

Last month, Tunisian authorities banned meetings in all Ennahdha offices, and police shut down the headquarters of the pro-Brotherhood Salvation Front, following the arrest of Rached Ghannouchi, leader of the Tunisian Muslim Brotherhood, on 17 April on charges of conspiring against state security.

Subversive agenda

The war with the Muslim Brotherhood is comprehensive and its legal and political responsibility is with regard to the crimes of terrorism and corruption, which have extended to an attempt to strike and disrupt tourism throughout the republic, through the lies and lies they promote to serve their destructive agenda after they have thrown themselves into the arms of the outside world and followed their doom, said Tunisian political and legal researcher Hazem Qasouri. It is therefore imperative to disband Ennahdha and its hybrid entities and confiscate their corrupt funds, and to bring people to justice so that they can claim what is required by law.

Qasouri added that the dissolution of Ennahdha and the hybrid entities that it is riding in are close to one, as are the associations that are considered its funding reservoir.