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European Parliament Backs Calls to Put Muslim Brotherhood Entities on Terrorist List

Lawmakers urged a common EU strategy to curb infiltration, end public funding and track 381 votes backing the resolution.

  • On Thursday, the European Parliament approved a resolution calling on the European Union to designate the Muslim Brotherhood and affiliated entities as terrorist organizations, with the measure passing 381-167 and 15 abstentions.
  • Avi Cohen-Scali, director general of Israel's Ministry for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism, stated the Brotherhood operates through deceptive "double messaging," projecting moderation while pursuing radical goals including efforts to Islamize Europe.
  • Israeli officials warned that Brotherhood-created groups seek to expand influence "from the bottom up" across Europe by investing heavily in education and youth engagement, operating through a "core leadership nucleus" coordinating activities.
  • Lawmakers called on the European Council to develop a joint strategy countering what they termed "Islamist entryism," including ending public funding for fundamentalist groups and increasing oversight of civil society organizations.
  • Founded in 1928 by Hassan Banna, the movement encompasses Hamas, the Palestinian group that perpetrated the Oct. 7, 2023 invasion of Israel; security services remain vigilant that radical agendas continue advancing beyond public oversight.
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The European Parliament adopted a resolution on Thursday, 8 October 2026, calling for a European strategy against Islamist extremism and the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood network. The text was supported by 381 MEPs, 167 against and 15 abstentions. Among the nine Slovenian MEPs, five supported the resolution, two voted against and two did not […] The post Nemec and Prebilič voted in support of terrorism in the European Parliament first appe…

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Il Quotidiano del Sud broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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