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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Turkey Shifts Alliances, Bolsters Hamas Ties Despite Distancing from Muslim Brotherhood, Study Says

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A new Austrian study reveals that Turkey has distanced itself from the Muslim Brotherhood, prioritizing pragmatic relations with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. However, Turkey has strengthened its support for Hamas, becoming an "openly active patron." The report, examining Turkey's Islamist alliances, notes Hamas's fundraising networks in Europe, with significant financial channels identified in Italy, Germany, and Austria. The study suggests Turkey will likely maintain its pro-Hamas position and continue influence operations in Europe.

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  • Turkey has distanced itself from the Muslim Brotherhood but strengthened ties with Hamas, an Austrian study found.
  • Ankara now prioritizes pragmatic relations with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE over ideological commitments.
  • Turkey is an "openly active patron" of Hamas and its expanded networks in Europe, the report states.
  • Hamas has established fundraising networks in Europe, with significant channels in Italy, Germany, and Austria.
  • The study warns of Turkish influence operations disseminating pro-Hamas narratives in Europe.

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