Concerned about the expansion of the Muslim Brotherhood in the French State Government Report

In a secret report to be reviewed today by the French National Defense Council, the Muslim Brotherhood has described a threat to the country’s national cohesion, and emphasized that steps should be taken to counter the spread of “political Islamism”.

“The reality of the threat, even if it is long -term and does not include violent measures, has the risk of damaging the structure of society, the republic’s institutions, and in general, national cohesion,” the report said.

A copy of the report, produced by four senior government officials, was received by AFP on Tuesday. France and Germany have the largest Muslim population among the EU member states.

The report has spoken of the spread of “Islamism from downstream” and at the level of municipalities, and this phenomenon has been described as “a short -term to medium -term threat.” The authors have emphasized that the movement in France “is based on a solid structure, but political Islamism is largely expanding locally.”

The authors of the report have stated: “It is necessary to take a decisive and long -term action at the local level to counter the spread of political Islamism.” The report has emphasized the “subversive and subversive nature of the project” and warned that its ultimate goal is to “make gradual changes in local or national laws, especially in the areas of secularism and gender equality.”

The report said that “municipal Islamism” could affect public space and local politics and has reported “the creation of increasing Islamist ecosystems” in various areas.

French Interior Minister Bruno Rottai warned of “low -level Islamism” on Tuesday, saying that “its ultimate goal is to turn the entire French society into a society based on Islamic law.”

However, the authors of the report have emphasized that “there is no new document that shows that Muslims in France intend to establish an Islamic government in the country or to implement the Shari’a.” In this report, the group of French Muslims, formerly known as the “Union of Islamic Organizations of France”, was introduced as the “Muslim Brotherhood in France”.

“We do not face offensive separation, but we have a clever and, of course, low -risk purpose to infiltrate institutions,” the reports of the report say.

According to the report, there are two places of Islamic worship affiliated with the “French Muslim” group in the country and the other five are considered close to this group; This means about 2 percent of the 5 mosques recorded in France.

The report also claims that the influence of the Islamist movement in the Arab world is declining and its focus is on Europe.

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