Ibrahim Munir, a prominent leader of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) who served in the recent years as the movement's acting general guide and who was the head of the movement's London faction, died in London on November 4, 2022. In the eulogy he delivered for Munir, Khaled Mash'al, the leader of the Hamas movement abroad, emphasized the close relations between the MB and Hamas, the MB's significant contribution to the establishment of Hamas, and the support it has extended to this movement over the years. Mash'al noted, for example, that when the Al-Aqsa intifada broke out, the MB leadership formed a support apparatus for the Palestinians, headed by Ibrahim Munir, which assisted Hamas and all the Palestinian resistance factions, helped with the planning of the intifada, and provided financial, political and media support to Hamas, which continued after Munir became the MB's acting general guide. Mash'al urged the members of the MB and of Hamas to follow in Munir's footsteps in order to achieve the important objectives, chiefly exalting Islam, the Islamic nation and the Palestinian cause.
Born in 1937 in Mansoura, Egypt, Ibrahim Munir joined the MB in 1952 after being deeply influenced by the writings of the organization's founder, Hassan Al-Banna. During the Nasserist era he was jailed for 10 years for membership in the MB. After his release in 1975 he spent five years in Kuwait before being granted political asylum in Britain, where he lived until his death and was involved in the establishment of Islamic centers. Munir served many prominent roles in the MB movement. He was appointed to the Guidance Office in 1995 and was subsequently appointed secretary of the international MB and the organization's spokesperson in Europe. In 2009 he became one of the deputies of MB general guide. From September 2020 he served as the movement's acting general guide, standing in for General Guide Muhammad Badie, who is serving a life sentence in Egypt, after the former acting general guide, Mahmoud 'Izzat, was arrested as well. Since the MB split into two factions nine years ago, Munir was head of the faction based in London, opposing the rival faction, based in Istanbul, which did not recognize his authority. Under the Mubarak and Al-Sisi regimes he was tried in absentia for membership in a terror organization.</small></blockquotblockquote></ref>
From the Jihadi-genocidal Hamas charter:<ref>https://embassies.gov.il/seoul-en/AboutIsrael/the-middle-east/Pages/Covenant-of-Hamas-terror.aspx</ref>
According to Shachar, "In Gaza, they are affiliated with organizations like Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Fatah, Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine [PFLP], and others. All these organizations support the killing of Jews. Some of these organizations have infiltrated the Gaza Strip. This is a religious war; '''they want to take over the entire world'''."<ref>[https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-775358 Gazan who escaped to Israel, converted to Judaism shares his story], ''JPost'', November 27, 2023</ref>}}
====A world of Islamic state====
[[File:Hamas seeks a world of Islamic State.jpg|thumb|Hamas seeks a world of Islamic State]]
Former hostage of Oct7 attack, who understood some Arabic, witnessed how Hamas, Gaza Arab "Palestinian" captors kept talking about one thing: Jihad. They want "a world of Islamic state."<ref>
[https://transcripts.cnn.com/show/ws/date/2024-04-07/segment/01 The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper].
Hostages, the Road Home. Aired 8-9p ET.
Aired April 07, 2024 - 20:00 ET.<blockquote><small>
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G. ROMAN: We asked many times, why did they want? Yarden says they repeatedly say, just one cause. Jihad. A world of jihad. And Muslim empire.
ROMAN-GAT: Their aim is to get the world to be Islamic. The whole world.
GOLODRYGA: Yarden understands some Arabic and spoke with her captors in English. She says they said it all the time.
That Israel should not exist at all no?
ROMAN-GAT: No.
GOLODRYGA: No two states?
ROMAN-GAT: Islamic state, yes, like a world of Islamic state.
GOLODRYGA (voice-over): While Hamas is recognized as a terrorist organization by the U.S. and the E.U., negotiations have been ongoing to get the remaining hostages released.</small></blockquote></ref>
===Blood/death cult===
Gideon Ezra, formerly deputy leader of Shin Bet and now a member of the Knesset for the Kadima party, told BBC World Service that Mosab had been one of its agents. Mosab Hassan Yousef was considered Shin Bet's most reliable source in the Hamas leadership, earning himself the nickname "the Green Prince". One of his Israeli "handlers" told the paper that he had saved many lives, with one of his insights "worth 1,000 hours of thought by top experts" "The amazing thing is that none of his actions were done for money".
Mosab Hassan Yousef converted to Christianity, and he later moved to the United States in 2007.<ref>[https://bbc.co.uk/mpapps/pagetools/print/news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8533952.stm?ad=1 BBC NEWS ''Hamas man's son was Israeli spy''] February 24, 2010</ref>
The United States is currently in the process of determining whether he qualifies for political asylum, as Islam demands the death of those who leave the ideology.