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Amr Farouk Warns on Anti-Terror Laws
The European Parliament proposes to review anti-terrorism laws to curb the spread of the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe, particularly through amending legislation related to the funding of Islamic associations controlled by the group, and halting government support for some of the institutions linked to it. The strategy also includes auditing and strengthening oversight over organizations and associations used by the group to build its influence, with the aim of reducing its official presence within European society. Research indicates that these measures could mark the beginning of the end for the Muslim Brotherhood organization in Europe, by creating a legal framework that emphasizes combating the group's expansion—especially by limiting its proselytizing and social activities, and its influence on Western identity and culture.
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