Egyptian members of the House of Representatives want the UK to extradite Ikhwan members back to Egypt, Ahmed Fouad writes for Al-Monitor. The MPs are using the latest London attacks to try to warn the UK from supporting the Ikhwan. "It is time for the British government to be aware that embracing extremists will not ward off threats of terrorism,” read a statement of the parliament's Arab affairs committee on the day of the Manchester bombing.
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