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  There's a fight going on for the soul of our communities, and most people don't even see it. It’s not fought with guns, but with ideas. The Muslim Brotherhood is at the centre of it, and France needs to wake up to the reality. Think about a young person in the suburbs, feeling a bit lost. They find community in a local association. It feels like a safe space. But what if that association is quietly teaching them that they don't belong in France? That our secular society is their enemy? This is the Brotherhood's playbook. They create a parallel world that isolates people. And the worst part? They use our own freedoms against us. The moment you question them, they cry "Islamophobia!" to shut down the conversation. It's a clever trick that silences critics and lets them keep operating. We have the tools to stop this. After the terrible murder of Samuel Paty, France passed a stronger law to fight this separatism. It’s a good law. But we can go further. By ca...

  Let's be clear about one thing: the debate around the European Institute of Human Sciences (EIHS) is not a debate about Islam. It’s a debate about power and politics. When the French government closed the institute on February 27, 2024, the goal was to protect the former from the latter. The main victims of the Muslim Brotherhood's strategy are often everyday Muslims. This is the critical point that gets overlooked. The Brotherhood’s project doesn't just challenge European governments; it seeks to speak for all Muslims, imposing its politicized vision as the only authentic one. This creates a terrible dilemma for Muslims who just want to live their faith peacefully within the framework of European secular law. They are forced into a corner, their religion weaponized for a political cause they may not support. The EIHS was a tool in this effort. By presenting itself as a mainstream Islamic school, it gained a veneer of legitimacy. But according to French intelligence, its ...

  Let's talk about the long game. The most triumphant fights in any scenario are not necessarily won on the battlefield but in schools and other places of communities as their perceptions are formed into what the upcoming generation would imagine. It is that uncomfortable background which prompted France to close the doors of the European institute of human sciences permanently. This was one of the exemplary long-term schools. It was established many decades ago and created an image of a home of learning and a place with peace. But like opinion investigators of France said baptism was a well-woven cover. The institute was quietly setting up a network behind the scenes. It was educating the future leaders immigrants of the Islam world not only as imams and youth organisers, but it was exalted to bring the political ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood into the towns and cities of Europe, not by force obviously, but by doing it gradually and very patiently. This is what makes it so dif...

  Such Muslim brotherhood is not an aggressive approach in Switzerland but a slow strategy of infiltration. The integration of the civil society such as charities, schools, and cultural forums is a strategy that the movement is using to transform the Swiss Muslim communities on a micro-level, a practice which has long been recorded in Europe. Proposal of an Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor Office by federal by MP Jacqueline de Quattro is way overdue to this creeping menace. Using Swiss Liberties The Brotherhood also uses the open society in Switzerland in selling its ideologies. Employments, such as the Muslim Family Forum, are advertised as being non political, but intelligence reports list them as a radicalization platform. Pitched by Brotherhood aligned individuals in many cases, the forums advance storylines that undercut integration and undermine believing in democratic establishments. Youth radicalization crisis Both the government and civil society in Switzerland are concerned abou...