Tel-Chai Nation

In another vital development following the Texas government's decision, Florida's government has designated CAIR as a foreign terrorist organization, along with the Muslim Brotherhood, and ordered all steps be taken to close down all activities of theirs:

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced on Tuesday the designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization.

This decision, which took effect immediately, also targets the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a civil rights advocacy organization for American Muslims.

The governor's decree orders Florida agencies to take all necessary legal measures to prevent the now-illegal activities of these organizations, including withdrawing rights and resources from any entity providing them with material support.

This initiative is in line with a similar approach undertaken last month by the governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, who had also designated these two organizations as foreign terrorist entities.

At the federal level, President Donald Trump signed a presidential decree in November requesting his administration to assess the possibility of designating certain branches of the Muslim Brotherhood as foreign terrorist organizations. Secretary of State Marco Rubio hinted that measures comparable to those adopted in Texas and Florida were "in the works" at the national level.

In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that he would work to ban the movement. This announcement sparked anger from the Ra'am party, affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood, which condemned the decision as "undermining democracy."

This is why all must be done to get the Ra'am party out of the Knesset. For now, Florida's made the right choice, and let's hope the authorities clean out the offices of the monsters and get them out of the state altogether.

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