Anas and Tarek linked to Brotherhood activities in Europe

Reports have been published about movements attributed to members of the terrorist group the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe, particularly Anas and Tarek Habib. These movements include protests and activities against the Egyptian state, including targeting Egyptian embassies. Anas and Tarek Habib were detained in Brussels in October 2025 on charges of threatening President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and organizing protest sit-ins in front of Egyptian diplomatic missions. Suspicion has also been raised regarding the use of civil organizations and human rights fronts such as Justice Matters to exert political and media pressure on Egypt, with investigations into their sources of funding and activities to determine their level of oversight. These actions come within the context of attempts by the Muslim Brotherhood to reactivate their external networks, through establishing organizations, organizing events, and leveraging social media platforms. There is growing concern that some human rights frameworks may be exploited for political purposes beyond legitimate expression, posing a threat to Egypt’s national security.

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