A report presented to President Emmanuel Macron claims that Islamists, particularly the Muslim Brotherhood, are infiltrating France's republican institutions, posing a threat to national cohesion. The report highlights a strategy of 'entryism' where the Brotherhood seeks to influence public bodies like schools and local governments. Macron has requested new proposals to address the findings. The Federation of Muslims of France (FMF) is identified as a key player in this movement, controlling numerous places of worship and associations. The FMF denies any political agenda and warns against conflating Islam with radicalism. The report has sparked debates on secularism and the potential rise of Islamic influence in French politics. Teljes cikk (bbc.com europe)