Egypt Adds 35 Entities, 36 Individuals to Terrorism Lists

The Egyptian government has identified and listed 35 entities and 36 individuals as terrorist organizations and individuals, effective for a period of five years. This decision was made in case number 11108 of 2026, registered with the High State Security. The entities listed include various Islamic institutions, associations, and councils in European countries.

Among the entities listed are the European Muslim Council and its various branches, the Muslims of France foundation, the Islamic Association in Britain, the Swiss Muslim Association, the German Islamic Association, and the Islamic Association in Sweden and Italy. Additionally, the European Council for Fatwa and Research, the European Council for Imams, and the European Council for Muslim Women have also been included.

The list of individuals includes 36 names, such as Anas Osama Tawfiq Al-Tikrit, Ibrahim Farouk Muhammad Al-Zayat, and Abdulaziz Muhammad Abdulaziz Ibrahim, also known as Hamza Karkmaz. Other names on the list include Hussein Muhammad Muhammad Muhammad Halawa and Wisam Al-Bardwil. These individuals and entities have been identified as posing a threat to national security.

The decision to list these entities and individuals as terrorists was made by a court and published in the Egyptian Gazette, a government-owned newspaper. The publication of this decision has significant implications, as it enables the authorities to take necessary measures to counter potential terrorist activities.

The Egyptian authorities have been actively working to combat terrorism and extremism in the region. This move is part of their efforts to enhance national security and prevent potential threats. The listed entities and individuals will be subject to relevant laws and regulations.

The inclusion of these entities and individuals on the terrorism lists is a significant development in Egypt's ongoing efforts to address security concerns. The government continues to monitor and assess potential threats to national security, taking proactive measures to prevent and counter terrorist activities.

Key entities listed include the European Muslim Council, the Muslims of France foundation, and the Islamic Association in Britain. Key individuals listed include Anas Osama Tawfiq Al-Tikrit, Ibrahim Farouk Muhammad Al-Zayat, and Abdulaziz Muhammad Abdulaziz Ibrahim.

Key points

• The Egyptian government has listed 35 entities and 36 individuals as terrorist organizations and individuals for a period of five years.
• The listed entities include various Islamic institutions, associations, and councils in European countries.
• The decision was made by a court and published in the Egyptian Gazette, enabling the authorities to take necessary measures to counter potential terrorist activities.