On Monday, November 9, the Egyptian judiciary permanently placed the Muslim Brotherhood and three of its leaders on the assassination list.
This decision establishes legal restrictions against one of the oldest Islamist movements in the Arab world.
According to this decision, the activity of the Muslim Brotherhood will be banned, its offices will be closed and the property and assets of this group and the people subject to the verdict will be frozen.
The Muslim Brotherhood, founded in 1307 by Hassan al-Banna in Egypt, is one of the oldest and most influential Islamic movements in the Middle East.
In 2013, the Egyptian government declared the Muslim Brotherhood an assassination organization, but the new decision changes this status to a permanent one.
In 1404, America included the Egyptian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood in the list of assassination groups and accused it of supporting the extremist organization Hamas. Hamas is on the assassination list of the United States and the European Union.