Journalist from Metsaadaesh admits to Muslim Brotherhood links
The Public Prosecution revealed that leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood, who are outside the country, instructed their members to create electronic pages on social media platforms, including a page called "Don't Believe," to spread rumors and false news aimed at inciting chaos and sowing doubt about state institutions, as part of a plot to overthrow the regime. The defendants, most of whom are members of the group, admitted to joining the media committee and receiving monthly funding in dollars from companies linked to the group abroad. They also stated that the page published topics calling for tension and incitement among citizens, with the goal of motivating them to protest and gather. The investigations confirmed that the defendants received instructions as part of the group's plan to weaken citizens' trust in government institutions by disseminating negative news and inciting protests, supported by technical evidence showing their publication of content aligned with the group's interests. The defendants have been referred to pretrial detention to continue the investigation.
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