The Muslim Brotherhood is halfway through its plan to “transform Western society from within” by covertly embedding its allies and ideology on college campuses and in other mainstays of American life, a new report warns.
The analysis, published Wednesday by the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy (ISGAP), calls on the US to designate the Islamist group a terror organization to thwart its efforts to penetrate all aspects of American life.
“We are now 50 years into the Brotherhood’s 100-year plan to entrench themselves into key institutions in the United States and other Western societies to undermine and destroy our democracy,” said ISGAP’s director, Dr. Charles Asher Small.
“This is not simply a political movement but a transnational ideological project that adapts itself to Western systems while working to undermine them.”
The 200-page report claims to have exposed the group’s “civilization jihad” strategy, which involves influencing both educational institutions and government agencies.
University campuses, in particular, are an “important strategic arena” for the group’s efforts, according to the report — titled “The Muslim Brotherhood’s Strategic Entryism into Western Society: A Systematic Analysis.”
The report claims too that the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) group — which “cooperates with the MSA” — has been “particularly effective in advancing Brotherhood objectives” tied to the Israel-Hamas war.
SJP has been involved in a spate of protests at Columbia’s campus, including the violent Hamilton Hall riot in April last year.
“Designation as a terror organization is essential to safeguard our freedom and way of life and we must deal with the entryist damage that has already been done,” Small said.
“The Brotherhood has learned to use the very freedoms of democracy as tools to erode it from within, exploiting the tolerance and openness of liberal societies as strategic vulnerabilities. This report lays out how, and what must now be done to defend our democracy.”
The report was released one day after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott formally labeled both the Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) as foreign terrorist organizations.
CAIR, one of the largest Muslim civil rights groups in the nation, was behind a push to award $1,000 to anti-Israel agitators who spread disruption at US colleges and were punished by authorities, The Post revealed earlier this week.
The cash was doled out to students who faced penalties for leading pro-Palestinian protests before and after the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack against Israel, according to a bombshell report by the Network Contagion Research Institute and the Intelligent Advocacy Network.
The funds were awarded from a “Champions of Justice Fund,” which was set up by CAIR’s California chapter as “institutional endorsement,” the report claimed.
Neither the CAIR nor the Muslim Brotherhood is currently designated as foreign terrorist organizations in the US.
The Brotherhood, founded in Egypt in 1928, is a transnational Sunni Islam group that began as a religious and social organization before entering the political arena following World War II and the founding of Israel — gaining support and influence following Israel’s defeat of Arab nations in the 1967 Six-Day War.
Hamas, which carried out the Oct. 7 attack, was established in 1987 from Brotherhood-affiliated charities and other social institutions in the Gaza Strip.
Its leaders insist it renounced violence decades ago and seeks to set up Islamic rule through elections and other peaceful means.
Despite the group’s insistence, ISGAP research fellow Dalia Ziada argued that the Brotherhood’s operations proved it wasn’t just a theoretical threat.
“It is an organized, multi-generational project to manipulate Western democracies and silence moderate Muslim voices, often powered by the ideological and financial backing of Qatar,” Ziada said.
“The United States must act now, with clarity and courage, to protect both its values and its Muslim citizens from this ideological hijacking. Designation is a key step, but it’s not enough. It must be the beginning of a process.”
https://nypost.com/2025/11/20/us-news/radical-islamist-organization-muslim-brotherhood-is-infiltrating-us-colleges-to-transform-western-society-from-within-report-warns/
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