Why was Karim Benzema linked to terrorists? All the information

These are complicated times in the world, the conflict between Palestine and Israel is the most talked about today, and as a result of this, a giant controversy has arisen with Karim Benzema.

A message from Karim Benzema expressing support for the Palestinian people and the solidarity with which the French attacker wishes through faith the resolution of the conflict for the inhabitants of Gaza has aroused all kinds of reactions, including those of a former Israeli soccer player whom Benzema faced in LaLiga when he was wearing the Real Madrid shirt, causing the rejection of many fans around the world.

Now France's Interior Minister, diplomat Gérald Darmanin, has expressed his discontent with Benzema, accusing him of having links to a terrorist group called the Muslim Brotherhood; I expressed this in an interview reported by CNews: "Mr. Karim Benzema has notorious links, as we all know, with the Muslim Brotherhood", statements that are making the rounds around the world and for which until now the footballer has not generated any reply.

But who are the Muslim Brotherhood? This organization has its origins almost 100 years ago, having its beginnings in Egypt in 1928. It is a reformist organization that was working at that time to free the country from the British yoke, and take power with the values of Islam. This group has become known throughout the world, through its social and charitable activities, with the middle and popular classes. It also has a program focused on the regeneration of the religion practiced, through different teachers around the world.

Benzema's contract in Arabia

Let us remember that the French footballer left Real Madrid at the beginning of the last window of the transfer market, in exchange for 200 million for two seasons with Al-ittihad Saudi, with one more as optional. In addition to this, Benzema will receive a bonus close to 20 million euros, for being one of the ambassadors of the country's candidacy for the World Cup.