Jordan bans Muslim Brotherhood in a move that could shut down its largest opposition party
- Jordan announced a ban on the Muslim Brotherhood, calling it an illegal organization, and the ban could lead to shutting down the largest opposition party.
- The Interior Ministry accused the group of planning attacks and engaging in destabilizing activities.
- The Ministry stated that members of the Brotherhood have disrupted security and public order.
- The Muslim Brotherhood denied these allegations, asserting its commitment to Jordan's security.
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Jordan Outlaws Muslim Brotherhood, Confiscates Assets and Offices
Jordan outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood, the country's most vocal opposition group, and confiscated its assets on Wednesday after members of the Islamist group were found to be linked to a sabotage plot, Interior Minister Mazen Fraya said. There was no immediate comment from the movement, which has operated legally in Jordan for decades and has widespread grass-roots support in major urban centers and scores of offices across the country. Jordan …
Jordan bans all Muslim Brotherhood operations
Last week, Jordan said it had arrested 16 people accused of manufacturing short-range missiles, possessing explosives and automatic weapons, concealing a ready-to-use missile, and illegally recruiting and training people. By The Associated Press Jordan announced Wednesday a sweeping ban on the Muslim Brotherhood after accusing the group of planning attacks. The Islamic Action Front, a political party linked to the regionwide Brotherhood, won the…
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