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The article reveals a network of companies and entities that finance and operate media outlets affiliated with the terrorist group, the Muslim Brotherhood, using methods that complicate tracking ownership and funding sources. The documents indicate the presence of a signature by Abdel Rahman Abu Diyah, known as "Abu Aamer," within the British company "Noon," which is linked to a number of Brotherhood-affiliated platforms and channels, despite its legal structures having changed multiple times to avoid detection. The network has undergone restructuring at least three times, while media activities continue through various entities and under multiple names, involving transfers of ownership and changes in directors and officials, all while maintaining ongoing media work. The article explains that the funding mechanisms deliberately avoid revealing the financiers directly by separating the legal form of ownership from the actual management and funding of the network, with most channels like "Maqdamin" and "Al Hiwar" being linked to "Noon Multimedia."
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