Senior Fellow Shadi Hamid examines the Trump administration’s renewed push to label the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization, how this move reflects the administration’s priorities in the Middle East, and the repercussions of criminalizing the activities of millions of people in U.S.-allied countries.
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PodcastWhy is the Trump administration pushing to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorists?
May 1, 2019
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