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Impactless Ikhwan entities abroad
The article addresses the transformation of the Muslim Brotherhood into relying on media platforms and the digital space externally, rather than maintaining direct organizational presence within the communities they target. After their ability to mobilize supporters inside Egypt and abroad has diminished, the group now uses external media outlets such as "Al-Sharq," "Mekameleen," and "Watan" in London and Amsterdam to circulate alternative narratives of events and influence the overall discourse. These platforms capitalize on the time gap by spreading fabricated news, then analyzing and repeating it through various sources, alongside employing electronic brigades to rapidly increase trends. Reports also indicate that the group is experiencing an unprecedented phase of decline, marked by escalating internal divisions and a diminishing political and organizational influence, reflecting a weakened structure and the anticipation of its eventual end.
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