Political analyst: Ennahdha is permanently over, and its attempts to internationalize the issue have failed.

The divisions within the Ennahdha Islamist movement are increasing, with the latest being the declaration of Mohamed El-Ghoulamani, a leader in the Ennahdha movement and former head of the Political Crisis Management Committee in the party. He acknowledged “a discrepancy with the prevailing political direction in the leadership of the movement.” Ennahdha’s leadership has split, with some completely distancing themselves from public affairs, such as Lotfi Zitoun and Houcine Jaziri, and others turning to establish new parties, such as Samir Dilou and Abdellatif Mekki, but remaining committed to the same ideas.

Failed attempts

A report by the “Roaya” network revealed that the Ennahdha Islamist movement, which only believes in power and influence, has been diligently attempting to find ways to avoid imprisonment for its leader Rached Ghannouchi and his group for their terrorist crimes. However, all attempts have failed, including the international sympathy they relied upon, which did not materialize.

Permanent end

Tunisian political analyst Dr. Oussama Aouidet states that the Ennahda Islamist movement has come to a permanent end, with defected leaders and imprisoned leaders, noting that even its branches, which it relied upon, have no impact except for a few.

He added: The Ennahdha movement relied on a clear tactic of resorting to its supporters through paid media campaigns aimed at portraying the group as victims and using online trolls to promote the Islamists and disrupt governance policies. However, all of this cannot be achieved after freezing all the group’s funds and accounts.

He further stated: Ennahdha relies on a plan of seeking refuge in the world’s countries and attempting to internationalize the issue, but the judicial exposure of their crimes has made the international community uninterested in their cause.