Yesterday, an Egyptian court upheld the decision of the committee for the reservation, administration and disposal of funds of terrorist groups to seize the funds of 1,589 members of the terrorist Brotherhood organization.

The resolution includes the group's general counsel, Mohamed Badie, his deputy, Khairat al-Shater, and the group's leader, Mahmoud Ezzat.

The resolution also applies to hundreds of companies, associations, schools, hospitals and news and media sites affiliated with the organization for their role in financing terrorism.

In this context, Tarek Mahmoud, a legal expert and lawyer who submitted communications to the Egyptian judiciary to seize the funds of the leaders and members of the group.

The electronic news network with value of assets and funds confiscated in accordance with the committee's decision amounts to about 250 billion pounds, and that the value of assets and property belonging and subject to the disposal of the group in Egypt is twice that figure.

On the gains that Egypt will reap from the confiscation of the Brotherhood & apos; s funds, the legal expert said: first of all, these funds that have gone to the state treasury are those of the Egyptian people.

the Brotherhood obtained them through what are known as donations and support for relief committees, which they have from time to time announced to support Muslims in areas of calamities, disasters, conflicts and wars.

MB have been directing funds to serve their own businesses and build a financial empire for 80 years. by confiscating them and returning them to the state treasury, those funds will return to the people and will be spent on establishing projects from which they will benefit.

Now you know, what are you going to do?