In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News on the sidelines of CPAC Hungary, Israeli Knesset Member Amichai Chikli — a member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling Likud Party — delivered a scathing critique of several European leaders for their appeasement of Islamist movements at the expense of their own national security.
What has been described as a “bombshell report” on the Muslim Brotherhood was published in late May by the French Ministry of the Interior. It was the fruit of a long investigation by members of the French intelligence services….
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French President Emmanuel Macron is attempting to minimize a problem that he has no idea how to handle: Muslim Brotherhood infiltration in France.
Europe needs (…) leadership that understands the ideological forces arrayed against it.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) May 30, 2025
Leadership that is willing to confront the religious fanaticism and ideological extremism threatening the fabric of free life,
warns Israeli Minister @AmichaiChikli. 🇮🇱 pic.twitter.com/Baygagl9gT
Meanwhile, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, head of the political party La France Insoumise (LFI), has reacted to a new report on this Muslim Brotherhood activity with anger and disbelief. For the left, all this fuss about the Muslim Brotherhood was hysterical nonsense, designed to whip up “Islamophobia.” More information on this can be found here: “Macron Warns of ‘Conspiratorial or Paranoid’ Claims About Muslim Brotherhood Infiltration in Europe,” by Kurt Zindulka, Breitbart, May 27, 2025:
Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau, whose department released the report, responded by saying: “Jean-Luc Mélenchon and LFI are the accomplices and useful idiots of Islamism.”
“The progression of Islamist entryism is profound; few saw it coming. It is at the heart of a Republican fight. We cannot respond to taqiyya, to dissimulation, with omerta, that is to say, silence,” he added.
Retailleau has vowed to use government power to target the financial assets of Muslim associations with links to the Brotherhood movement, and to use intelligence services to target local “Islamist ecosystems” with the aim of preventing them from infiltrating government institutions down to the municipal level.
The Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau, whose ministry released the report on the Muslim Brotherhood, is clearly angry. He is angry with Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the “useful idiot of Islamism.” He is angry, too, with President Macron, for trying to block the publication of his ministry’s report on the Muslim Brotherhood, and after it was published, cavalierly dismissing its importance. He is determined, whatever Macron says, to dismantle the Muslim Brotherhood in France, beginning with locating, and seizing, its financial assets, and uprooting local groupuscules of Brotherhood members and sympathizers who are intent on infiltrating government institutions at every level.
While some, including the populist National Rally party of Marine Le Pen, have called for the government to ban the Muslim Brotherhood as a proscribed terrorist organisation, the Interior Minister argued that such a move would be ineffective as it is “not so much a mass organisation as a school of thought.”…
Retailleau is, I think, wrong here. Every tool in the government’s toolbox should be used, and it can only help in the war against the Muslim Brotherhood to ban the group, making membership a criminal offense. That won’t stamp out what the Interior Minister calls a “school of thought,” but it will make it much harder for the MB to finance its operations, to meet openly, to recruit new members, and to appear in the media.
Macron is betraying France. When he denies the findings of his own Ministry of the Interior, the intelligence services that work for it, and the other experts who have contributed to the report on the MB, he is helping to confuse the French public, preventing it from trusting their own intelligence services, and lulling them into passivity when they need, at this point, to be alarmed. and prepared to take action against the Islamic threat within, beginning with the absolutely essential: that is, ending all Muslim immigration into France, deporting as many Muslim non-citizens as possible, and infiltrating, defunding, and dismantling, Muslim Brotherhood groups.
Everyone in France — except the demented politicians on the far-left, in the party La France Insoumise, led by the quasi-communist Mélenchon – knows how much the French government has spent – tens of billions of euros – on the Muslims, whether citizens or not. More and more of the French, recently mugged nationwide by the reality of Muslim mobs, are listening to Bruno Retailleau with greater approval than they ever have before. More of the French are at last coming to their senses. Not a moment too soon.
Cometh the hour, cometh the man. That man is not Emmanuel Macron, who when he is not dodging blows from his superannuated wife, is preparing to huddle with Saudi Arabia on the recognition of a state of “Palestine.” The man to watch and support in the French government — until the next election in 2027 — is the Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau.