The Muslim Brotherhood’s response to the European Parliament resolution targeting its arms weeks ago was no different from what it has historically done with its opponents.
The group resorted to stigmatizing European MPs who voted in favor of a draft curbing its activities, intimidating them within the framework of a systematic campaign.
The European Anti-Racism Network (a Brotherhood arm) published the names and photos of 306 members of the European Parliament who voted in favor of a decision against the infiltration of political Islam in Europe, in what politicians described as resembling a “wanted list.”
