Brotherhood upgrading its techniques in US

Nahla Abdelmonem

The institutions of the international organization of the Muslim Brotherhood are characterized by close identification with the societal and legal standards of the countries in which they are located.

This is clear in the West. Successive assessments of the activities of the Brotherhood in the United States, for example, showed the presence of slow paths for the group through which it moved through humanitarian services of a social and humanitarian nature until the conditions allowed it to formulate strategic visions.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) plays an important role in this regard. The council’s political activities are an actual expression of the Muslim Brotherhood’s literature on gaining presence among ordinary Americans on the road to the politically active class.

Brotherhood’s message to Biden

On August 2, CAIR sent a message to US President Joe Biden through its website.

It said US military withdrawal from Afghanistan would not be enough.

The council called on Biden’s administration to withdraw all US troops from the Middle East region.

The council also tried to woo most members of the American society.

It focused on the supreme interests of the Americans, noting that the interests of ordinary US citizens differed from those of the country’s politicians.

The council indicated that the majority of American society wants to end foreign wars, regardless of the desire of some political forces.

It pointed out some troops might be tempted to end their lives after returning from foreign combat missions because of the horrors they see on these missions.

The council added that the time is appropriate for President Biden to announce the withdrawal of US troops from all foreign territories.