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Brotherhood's maneuvers
Political Islam researcher Amr Abdel Hafez said the Muslim Brotherhood has, since its founding nearly 100 years ago, made a habit of concealing its organizational ties by changing names and public fronts, while suggesting that its connection to the group is purely ideological. He cited the magazine *Al-Kashkoul Al-Jadid*, ostensibly founded by two Brotherhood members in the mid-1940s to attack the Wafd Party, and Hamas, whose 1987 charter referred to its affiliation with the Brotherhood before that reference was removed in 2017. He stressed that changing documents or names does not mean the organizational link has ended. He added that these moves, in his view, are aimed at addressing Europe and the West, particularly the United States and European countries.
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