Trial of 38 Muslim Brotherhood members
The article summarizes the trial of 38 defendants in the case of the Administrative Structure Cell of the Muslim Brotherhood in Matariya. The defendants, from first to sixteenth, took on leadership roles within the terrorist organization, with the aim of undermining the public order and endangering national security. The remaining defendants joined the group knowingly aware of its objectives, with several facing charges of funding terrorism. The proceedings focused on evidence related to the group's leadership and the various roles played by each individual, emphasizing that the case concerns an attempt to disrupt state institutions and threaten national unity.
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