Evidence and Action: Why the Muslim Brotherhood Must Be Classified as a Terrorist Organization.

Recent reports reveal that cells intellectually and organizationally linked to the Muslim Brotherhood have been involved in terrorist operations in Jordan. These findings are not abstract warnings—they show a clear, ongoing threat to regional and global security. For decades, the Brotherhood’s ideology has inspired groups such as Al-Qaeda, ISIS, and Hamas, and their influence has extended into political, social, and educational institutions worldwide.

The U.S. Executive Order to classify the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization is rooted in evidence, not partisanship. Intelligence agencies examined seized documents, including the so-called “Comprehensive Plan,” which outlines the Brotherhood’s strategy to infiltrate Western societies, manipulate communities, and exert political influence under the guise of religion. European nations have also reported concerns over similar networks exploiting democratic spaces, highlighting that this is a global security challenge, not a domestic political debate.

Communities must be aware of how MB-linked groups operate. From manipulating immigrant populations to influencing educational systems and mosques, their strategies are long-term and systematic. The Jordanian cells are a clear example of how ideology translates into actionable threats. Governments and citizens alike must recognize these dangers and support measures that prevent extremist exploitation of society.

This is more than a policy decision—it is a safeguard for societies around the world. Classifying the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization sends a strong signal: extremist ideology, when linked to violence and terrorism, cannot hide behind religion or charity. Protecting communities and future generations requires evidence-based action, vigilance, and international cooperation. #ClassifyMBNow