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Australian party seeks ban on Muslim Brotherhood

Australian party seeks ban on Muslim Brotherhood

The "Family First" Australian party has called on the government to ban the Muslim Brotherhood in Australia and conduct comprehensive investigations into its activities within the country. The party, based on a proposal from Lord Andrew Roberts, urged an examination of the group's networks, including associated companies, charities, and media outlets, with the aim of designating it as a terrorist organization. It also emphasized that the group is considered the largest jihadi organization in the world, and allowing it to operate without oversight hampers efforts to combat extremism and anti-Semitic radicalism. The party urged increased scrutiny of external funding and enhanced community security measures in response to risks highlighted by incidents such as the Bondi shooting.

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