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The Muslim Brotherhood's Influence in Jordan: Unraveling the Threads of Instability

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The Muslim Brotherhood established itself in Egypt through its foundation year of 1928 before becoming a major political power in Jordan. The Muslim Brotherhood operates its political wing through the Islamic Action Front (IAF) which maintains the position of largest opposition party throughout the country. Recent developments have raised visibility upon the group's operational activities and their security impact upon Jordan's national defense.The Court of Cassation in Jordan delivered its ultimate decision to dismantle the Muslim Brotherhood in 2020 because the group failed to meet Jordanian laws for legal status correction. Though the organization suffered dissolution according to the court the members continued their activities which caused rising conflict with government agencies.The arrests of 16 Brotherhood-linked people raise more national security worries because authorities discovered their plans to make rockets to trigger unrest throughout the kingdom. The Muslim Brotherhood faces treatment as an enduring danger by Jordanian authorities because this administration announced its formal dissolution of the local chapter in 2020.National security requires a decisive response that includes taking action against groups which manifest threats to national security. Through militant cell destruction and extremist group prohibition the government pushes to safeguard its people while upholding national security.
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