Global Brotherhood Hunt

For nearly two years, international efforts have been intensifying to pursue the Muslim Brotherhood and its international organization. These include monitoring their funding and logistical activities, and investigating entities, associations, and schools linked to them in the United States and several European countries—including Britain, France, Germany, Sweden, and Italy—as well as Canada. Researcher Amr Abdel Moneim said the US administration had targeted the group’s branches in Jordan, Lebanon, and Egypt, and that these measures focus on its organizational and financial structures before pursuing its leaders and members. He said dismantling the networks of influence that have expanded over the past five years remains complex, since some operate indirectly through social and economic interests, particularly in African and Asian communities.

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