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“Abdul El-Sayed: The Gerry Adams of the Muslim Brotherhood”

Abdul El-Sayed linked to Muslim Brotherhood in analysis

Key points

  • The piece compares Abdul El-Sayed to Gerry Adams in terms of ties to Islamist movements.
  • It notes El-Sayed’s sister’s family involvement with the Brotherhood's Egyptian branch.
  • In 2012, El-Sayed co-signed a letter urging Morsi to purge media and police.
  • The author argues the Brotherhood’s Western strategy is to influence institutions rather than rely on jihad.
  • The article cites designations of the Brotherhood as terrorism-linked by various countries.
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