Designating the Ikhwan as a terrorist group is “a complicated process,” members of Congress told the Egyptian parliamentary delegation that was in Washington, DC last week, MP Mohamed Abu Hamid tells Al Shorouk. The US has diplomatic ties and mutual interests with countries currently allied to the Ikhwan, and labeling the group as terrorists would have political repercussions.
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