President Donald Trump has initiated a process to label parts of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations, which could lead to financial sanctions and travel restrictions for members in Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon. The move, while not taking immediate action, opens the door for potential measures against the group. This proposal comes amid heightened tensions in the Middle East and growing concerns over the influence of extremist groups in the region.
Protesters waved flags of the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan, denouncing the U.S.-led Middle East economic conference in Amman, Jordan, in 2019. The demonstrations highlighted the group’s continued presence and its appeal to certain segments of the population. Despite the U.S. government’s efforts to curb its activities, the Muslim Brotherhood remains a significant political and social force in several Middle Eastern countries.