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More than 15 media outlets affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood are facing a financial crisis and disputes over how funding is managed. The situation has led to layoffs and delayed salaries, while young members of the group have accused its leaders of taking a larger share of the funding. Researcher Maher Farghali said that Mekameleen TV had cut staff salaries by 60 percent. He attributed the crisis to the loss of one of its main funders, changes in funding sources and restructuring within the organization, and said one channel might cease operations. He added that the pressures had affected Mekameleen and Al-Sharq TV, as well as online platforms. He also referred to external reviews of editorial policies and overlapping interests between organizations he described as Zionist and Brotherhood members.
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