CEMP calls France to eliminate roots of funding the Brotherhood’s association sources

Egyptian lawmaker and Director of the Center for Middle East Studies in Paris (CEMO), Abdel Rahim Ali, said that France was wrong from the start in dealing with terrorist groups.

 Ali made it clear by saying that the French government had failed when it permitted or ignored to deter an organization affiliated with Islamic political groups that were spreading hate.

In a statement, CEMO explained, that the French state gave a deaf ear to the warnings that Egypt, the UAE, and many research centers, including CEMO, spoke about the danger of embracing associations belonging to the Brotherhood.

CEMO added that the Muslim Union of France is funded by Qatar and Turkey as a front for the international organization of the Muslim Brotherhood, which believes in expiation of non-Muslims and the necessity of fighting them.

CEMO indicated that Islam differs from what the Brotherhood believes.

CEMO asserted that the first steps in combating terrorism and extremism are to get rid of the Brotherhood, eliminate its sources of funding, oblige the group to work according to the laws of the French state, and dissolve its foreign-funded associations.

The center stressed that these steps are the beginning of a long work that must extend between France and countries that have suffered from the Brotherhood and have a role in fighting it.

CEMO explained that these recommendations have become applicable to the elimination of the epidemic of extremism and terrorism before it is too late.

CIMO also calls on the various French communities to adopt this approach to eradicate the germ that threatens an entire community.