This Libyan political party is associated with the Muslim Brotherhood, whose parent organization multiple governments have designated a terrorist group. Through 2015 the opening said the party is associated with the Muslim Brotherhood, "which is considered a terrorist organization by the governments of Bahrain" and others, and that "the party advocates Islamism." Today the opening says only that the party is "associated with the Muslim Brotherhood," with the terrorist designation and the party's own stated Islamist ideology both gone; terror appears 0 times in the opening today and survives 6 times in the body. A reader today learns the party is associated with the Muslim Brotherhood, and not that multiple governments designate the Brotherhood a terrorist organization, or that the party itself advocates Islamism.
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Justice and Construction Party or Justice and Development Party ( , Hizb Al-Adala Wal-Bina ) is the Muslim Brotherhood's political party in Libya .1 It was officially founded on 3 March 2012 in Tripoli . The party advocates Islamism . Mohamed Sowan of Misrata heads the party, while Mohamed Gaair is its spokesman.2 While the party finished second in the elections, it is believed to have attracted enough independents to have become the majority, and infighting in the National Forces Alliance has allowed the Brotherhood's political arm to gradually consolidate control over Libya. The party backed the election of Nouri Abusahmain a Amazigh and moderate Islamist over the secular candidates who were defeated. This gave the Brotherhood a strong position so that once Ali Zeidan was sacked over mishandling of Morning Glory oil shipments the Brotherhood had the speaker-President (Abusahmain) with the authority that they could then eventually appoint a moderate Islamist and pro-Business politician, Ahmed Maiteeq as the Prime minister The Brotherhood continues to build a stronger national consensus and is united when the nationalist National Forces Alliance are divided, by backing an Amazigh as President, the JCP consolidated a stronger support base amongst Libya's ethnic minorities The party is a part of the Muslim Brotherhood , which is considered a terrorist organization by the governments of Bahrain , Egypt , Russia , Syria , Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates . "Resolution of the State Duma, 2 December 2003 N 3624-III GD "on the Application of the State Duma of the Russian Federation" on the suppression of the activities of terrorist organizations on the territory of the Russian Federation" (in Russian).3
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The Justice and Construction Party (JCP) or Justice and Development Party ( , Hizb Al-Adala Wal-Bina ) is a political party in Libya associated with the Muslim Brotherhood . It was officially founded on 3 March 2012 in Tripoli . Mohamed Sowan of Misrata is the head of the party, and Mohamed Gaair is its spokesman . While it finished second in the election of 2014, it is believed to have attracted enough independents to have become the majority, and infighting in the National Forces Alliance has allowed the Brotherhood's political arm to gradually consolidate control over Libya. The party backed the election of Nouri Abusahmain , a Berber and moderate Islamist , over the secular candidates, who were defeated. This gave the Brotherhood a strong position so that once Ali Zeidan was ousted from politics over his mishandling of Morning Glory oil shipments, the Brotherhood had a speaker-president, Abusahmain, with so much authority that they could eventually appoint a moderate Islamist and pro-business politician, Ahmed Maiteeq , as prime minister.The Brotherhood is continuing to consolidate its power; by backing a Berber as president, the JCP has gained stronger support from Libya's ethnic minorities.
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023
Political party in Libya The Justice and Construction Party (JCP) or Justice and Development Party ( , Hizb Al-Adala Wal-Bina ) is a political party in Libya associated with the Muslim Brotherhood . It was officially founded on 3 March 2012 in Tripoli . Emad al-Banani of Misrata is the head of the party, and Mohamed Gaair is its spokesman . While it finished second in the election of 2014, it is believed to have attracted enough independents to have become the majority, and infighting in the National Forces Alliance has allowed the Brotherhood's political arm to gradually consolidate control over Libya. The party backed the election of Nouri Abusahmain , a Berber and moderate Islamist , over the secular candidates, who were defeated. This gave the Brotherhood a strong position so that once Ali Zeidan was ousted from politics over his mishandling of Morning Glory oil shipments, the Brotherhood had a speaker-president, Abusahmain, with so much authority that they could eventually appoint a moderate Islamist and pro-business politician, Ahmed Maiteeq , as prime minister. The Brotherhood is continuing to consolidate its power; by backing a Berber as president, the JCP has gained stronger support from Libya's ethnic minorities. The Times of India ."Sack Zeidan or take blame for Libya's woes, Muslim Brotherhood tells Congress |" . 16 January 2014."Congress sacks Zeidan: Elections for new legislature "in July" |" . 11 March 2014.
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The opening as it stood in 2025
Political party in Libya Not to be confused with Justice and Development Party (Turkey) or Justice and Development Party (Morocco) . The Justice and Construction Party (JCP) or Justice and Development Party ( Arabic : حزب العدالة والبناء , Hizb Al-Adala Wal-Bina ) is a political party in Libya associated with the Muslim Brotherhood . It was officially founded on 3 March 2012 in Tripoli . Emad al-Banani of Misrata is the head of the party, and Mohamed Gaair is its spokesman . While it finished second in the election of 2014, it is believed to have attracted enough independents to have become the majority, and infighting in the National Forces Alliance has allowed the Brotherhood's political arm to gradually consolidate control over Libya. The party backed the election of Nouri Abusahmain , a Berber and moderate Islamist , over the secular candidates, who were defeated. This gave the Brotherhood a strong position so that once Ali Zeidan was ousted from politics over his mishandling of Morning Glory oil shipments, the Brotherhood had a speaker-president, Abusahmain, with so much authority that they could eventually appoint a moderate Islamist and pro-business politician, Ahmed Maiteeq , as prime minister. The Brotherhood is continuing to consolidate its power; by backing a Berber as president, the JCP has gained stronger support from Libya's ethnic minorities. The Times of India . "Sack Zeidan or take blame for Libya's woes, Muslim Brotherhood tells Congress |" . 16 January 2014. "Congress sacks Zeidan: Elections for new legislature "in July" |" . 11 March 2014.
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muslim brotherhood's political party in libya
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political party in libya associated with the muslim brotherhood
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