The decision to select the Yemeni Muslim Brotherhood, Tawakkul Karman (Al-Khamis), as part of the Global Supervisory Council team to monitor the content of what is published on the “Facebook” and “Instagram” platforms, sparked international outrage and widespread controversy, especially in the Arab countries, and raised questions about the standards adopted by the company in this selection, despite What is known about Karman, a leader in the Yemeni Congregation for Reform (the Muslim Brotherhood) party, is that she is a “captive of the Brotherhood” who supports hate speech, extremism and destruction.
Observers asked about how Tawakul was chosen to combat content advocating extremism and hatred, even though it is a propaganda “horn” for a group classified as terrorist in a number of countries of the world, and adopts hate speech, expressing their dissatisfaction with assigning such a mission to a figure involved in supporting and financing the activities of the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda, such as the two Rahma Foundations. And Karman, who claims to be charitable, through Al-Amqi Exchange Company, which was subject to international sanctions after discovering its support and financing of terrorism and Al-Qaeda in Yemen. Not to mention Qatar's use of it to implement its political agendas by attacking the Arab countries that imposed an economic boycott on Doha and attacking the legitimate government in Yemen.
Yemeni sources had previously reported that Karman had received $30 million from Qatar in 2018, as a first payment for the establishment of the "Balqis" and "Yemen Shabab" channels to oppose and attack the Arab regimes boycotting Doha, and to buy real estate in Turkey in Ankara, Istanbul and Izmir.
It has also received an additional $12 million from Qatar since it won the Nobel Prize for attacking Saudi Arabia following its development project in Yemen, “Restoring Hope,” while it did everything in its power to attack the legitimate government in Yemen, and launch tweets supporting destruction and Rabaa terrorist hotspots.
Tariq Karman attacked his Brotherhood sister, Tawakkol Karman, in an interview with Okaz on September 8, 2018, stressing that she is still a prisoner of the Brotherhood's ideology and the agendas of the Qatari regime in Yemen. He stressed that the "Muslim Brotherhood" organization dropped its mask after the Qatari role in Yemen was exposed, describing his sister as a "religious figure" because she serves the Houthi militia.
Karman’s choice reveals the extent of the “terrorist Brotherhood” infiltration of international institutions and human rights organizations, and their use in favor of their terrorist agenda, since from the moment Facebook announced the choice, the angry reactions of communication activists, who described it as “their thiefs,” did not stop, and demanded By launching the hashtags “I refuse Tawakkul Karman in the Facebook Council of Elders” and “I reject the Facebook Council of Elders”, to express the international rejection of her appointment, while the sarcastic and dismissive comments from Yemenis confirmed their surprise, and evoked her lies and positions on the events in Yemen, which she left for Turkey. To establish media outlets and associations that serve its agenda, which it called human rights, as a cover for its exposed movements affiliated with the terrorist Brotherhood, to be a financial empire abroad, leaving the dreams of the Yemenis who followed it to evaporate in chaos, and considered its choice disastrous in the full sense of the word, especially as it bans Yemenis from its accounts on social media, and refuses to Criticism and do not accept the opinion of the other.
And at a time when tweeters on social media joked about this choice, saying: "After Karman's inclusion in the supervisory board, the rest of Abdul-Malik al-Houthi's inclusion in Amnesty International," Karman was forced to respond to this widespread attack by saying: The positions and viewpoints she publishes on her communication pages express It expresses its own point of view, and does not express the point of view of “Facebook” and “Instagram”, in an attempt to whitewash its terrorist group and its supporters.
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