“Terrorist” allies are abandoning … Details of the allegations against “Al-Swireki, Al-Azari and Safwan”

The authorities are conducting an extensive investigation with the 3 allies of the terrorist Brotherhood. Security services arrested him for allegedly supporting and funding the group. The last of those arrested was Khalid al-Azhari, a former manpower minister during the Brotherhood period, who was preceded in death by the owner of Thawheed and Al-Noor shops, Shri. Business Safwan Tabet, Chairman, Juhaina Corporation.

Informed sources told al-Masri al-Yum that all three defendants are facing charges of aiding and abetting terrorism and supporting the extremist Muslim Brotherhood. This is based on the fact that it is a group established against the law.

Safwan Tabet, the owner of Juhaina, decided to detain him for 15 days until the investigation was completed. He was charged with aiding and abetting terrorism, aiding and abetting an illegal group, inciting illegal activities, inciting violence, aiding and abetting a terrorist group and several other offenses.

During the decision to remand the accused in custody for 15 days pending an investigation, Saif Safwan Tabet, the son of Safwan Tabet, the son of Zuha’s management businessman, was appointed vice chairman and managing director.

Mr. Al-Tawheed, owner of Al-Noor shops, which is spread across the branches of the Republic. The Supreme Court Security Prosecution is completing an extensive investigation with Rajab al-Swireki on charges of financial misconduct and terrorist financing.

He is being investigated for various allegations and violations against him in recent years. Al-Swirki has been accused of belonging to the militant Brotherhood and aiding and abetting terrorism.

The prosecution’s investigation has revealed that he was arrested by the National Security Agency in the middle of last week in the Fifth Settlement and has been interrogated daily since then, particularly on charges of money laundering, currency smuggling, tax evasion and terrorist group financing, and was jailed for 15 days pending an investigation. .

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The Supreme State Security Prosecution Office has launched an investigation into former Manpower Minister Khalid al-Azhari, accusing him of financing terrorism and involvement in an illegal group.

Defendant in Case No. 865 of 2020 was charged by the investigating authorities with Supreme State Security and charged with joining a group established against the law, inciting unlawful demonstrations, inciting violence, financing a terrorist group, and several other offenses.

It is noteworthy that “al-Azhari” was blamed for the burning of the Giza governorate building, the facts of which came after the rabbi and al-Nahda sit-ins, but he was released in October 2016; He was re-arrested this week following a decision by the public prosecution to arrest him and bring him to trial in a new case for extending his pre-trial detention for a maximum of two years.