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Since Tuesday evening, a number of supporters have joined Renaissance Movement of the Brotherhood In front of the Bouchoucha barracks In the capital, TunisiaInvestigations are underway with Ghannouchi, pending the decision of the Prosecutor on the leader of the movement.
was Ghannouchi Under investigation for the past two days to investigate a case "harsh deportation" for me Syria AndIraq.
On Wednesday there will also be the appearance of the former prime minister and prominent leader in Ennahda, Ali Al-Areedin the same case, knowing that he was arrested after the interrogation on Monday.
The Tunisian authorities had previously announced that the anti-terrorism judiciary had ordered the freezing of the financial assets and bank accounts of ten personalities, including Ghannouchi and the former prime minister. Hamadi Al-Jabali.
Investigative analysts considered "A correct path for the country to hold responsible a network of corrupt people who have governed the country and have deceived Tunisians and got involved in the blood of their children, in particular the dossier of the deportation of young people in the hotbeds of tension".
Tunisian parties accused Ennahda of supporting terrorism during his rule after 2011 and of urging young people in mosques and private gatherings to join terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq.
Backgrounds for cases
- The opening of the file is due to a complaint lodged by the former parliamentarian and member of the parliamentary inquiry commission on transfer networks, Fatima Al-Masdi, in December 2021 to the military judiciary, to reveal the circumstances of the transfer file and the parties involved, which is one of the thorniest and most mysterious files in Tunisia.
- Ghannouchi represents the dissolved president of parliament and former prime minister, to investigate allegations relating to the deportation of young people from Tunisia to Syria and Iraq over the past decade.
- International organizations have estimated the number of Tunisians who have traveled to fight in the two countries in the thousands and have criticized the Ennahda movement for facilitating their travels during his rule.
- A few days ago, the Tunisian judiciary issued decisions for the arrest of security leaders and politicians affiliated with the Ennahda party in the same case.
- The Tunisian authorities announced that the anti-terrorism judiciary had ordered the freezing of the financial assets and bank accounts of 10 personalities, including Ghannouchi and former prime minister Hamadi Jebali.
- Ghannouchi was summoned on July 19 to be investigated in a money laundering and corruption case, while the Tunisian judiciary issued a decision on June 27 to ban him from traveling as part of an investigation into political killings in 2013.
Who are the most important inmates?
- Former Prime Minister Ali Al-Arayedh.
- The leader of the Tunisian Brotherhood Habib Al-Louz.
- Leader of the Dignity Coalition Party, Muhammad Al-Afas.
- Former MP from the dissolved parliament, Reda Al-Jawadi.
- Businessman Mohamed Farikha.
- The former governor of Carthage airport, Fathi Boussaida.
- Noureddine El Khadmi, former Minister of Religious Affairs.
- Fathi El Baladi is a security officer.
- Abdul Karim Al-Obaidi, a security officer.
- Al-Bashir Belhassan, imam of a mosque.
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Since Tuesday evening, a number of supporters have joined Renaissance Movement of the Brotherhood In front of the Bouchoucha barracks In the capital, TunisiaInvestigations are underway with Ghannouchi, pending the decision of the Prosecutor on the leader of the movement.
was Ghannouchi He was under investigation for the past two days to investigate the case of “harsh deportation” for me Syria AndIraq.
On Wednesday there will also be the appearance of the former prime minister and prominent leader in Ennahda, Ali Al-Areedin the same case, knowing that he was arrested after the interrogation on Monday.
The Tunisian authorities had previously announced that the anti-terrorism judiciary had ordered the freezing of the financial assets and bank accounts of ten personalities, including Ghannouchi and the former prime minister. Hamadi Al-Jabali.
Analysts considered the investigation “a correct path for the country to keep a network of corrupt people who ruled the country and deceived Tunisians and were implicated in the blood of their children, especially in the file of the deportation of young people in hotbeds. “.
Tunisian parties accused Ennahda of supporting terrorism during his rule after 2011 and of urging young people in mosques and private gatherings to join terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq.
Backgrounds for cases
- The opening of the file is due to a complaint lodged by the former parliamentarian and member of the parliamentary commission of inquiry on transfer networks, Fatima Al-Masdi, in December 2021 to the military judiciary, to reveal the circumstances of the transfer file and the parties involved, which is one of the thorniest and most ambiguous files in Tunisia.
- Ghannouchi represents the dissolved president of parliament and former prime minister, to investigate allegations relating to the deportation of young people from Tunisia to Syria and Iraq over the past decade.
- International organizations have estimated the number of Tunisians who have traveled to fight in the two countries in the thousands and have criticized the Ennahda movement for facilitating their travels during his rule.
- A few days ago, the Tunisian judiciary issued decisions for the arrest of security leaders and politicians affiliated with the Ennahda party in the same case.
- The Tunisian authorities announced that the anti-terrorism judiciary had ordered the freezing of the financial assets and bank accounts of 10 personalities, including Ghannouchi and former prime minister Hamadi Jebali.
- Ghannouchi was summoned on July 19 to be investigated in a money laundering and corruption case, while the Tunisian judiciary issued a decision on June 27 to ban him from traveling as part of an investigation into political killings in 2013.
Who are the most important inmates?
- Former Prime Minister Ali Al-Arayedh.
- The leader of the Tunisian Brotherhood Habib Al-Louz.
- Leader of the Dignity Coalition Party, Muhammad Al-Afas.
- Former MP from the dissolved parliament, Reda Al-Jawadi.
- Businessman Mohamed Farikha.
- The former governor of Carthage airport, Fathi Boussaida.
- Noureddine El Khadmi, former Minister of Religious Affairs.
- Fathi El Baladi is a security officer.
- Abdul Karim Al-Obaidi, a security officer.
- Al-Bashir Belhassan, imam of a mosque.
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