The Muslim Brotherhood established infrastructure in the US, leading Frank Gaffney to testify about the threat, while Ted Cruz seeks an open Senate seat.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 7

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Ted Cruz and US Congress called for action against foreign influence operations infiltrating US universities and media outlets.

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PENTAGON and the Trump administration are linked to influence operations involving the hiring of influencers, including Kurt Schlichter, potentially influenced by Russia.Aug 31

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Within The Senate is holding hearings regarding the ongoing influence of the Muslim Brotherhood in the United States, specifically mentioning ties to Hamas.

The entities involved

Muslim Brotherhood
global Islamic organization that serves as the primary reference for many Islamic groups
- Questions have been raised regarding a potential nexus between the Muslim Brotherhood and activities in North Carolina.Sun 20:07
- A biographical overview connects Abdul El-Sayed's background (Columbia) to the political history of Egypt, including leaders like Mubarak and Morsi, and the Muslim Brotherhood.Fri 00:55
Frank Gaffney
American anti-Muslim conspiracy theorist (born 1953)

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Ted Cruz
American politician (born 1970)
- Ted Cruz criticized the peace deal while Donald Trump announced he had negotiated a deal to end the Iran war.Mon 10:09
- Donald Trump co-introduced the JAWBONE Act bill and was accused of being weaponized by the Biden administration.Mon 08:06

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