After years that Ghoneim has spent on the run since 2013, inciting against his country and its institutions, trying to exploit every opportunity and play on every contradiction in order to reap the slightest personal gain, the Turkish authorities have refused to grant him the country’s citizenship, according to Ghoneim’s statement in a video he posted on his YouTube channel on Thursday, in which he said he was looking for new accommodation after being denied citizenship for the fourth time.
Black history
Cairo places the fugitive Brotherhood, Wajdi Ghoneim, on terrorist lists, after the Cairo criminal court ruled he should be executed in the case known in the media as the “Wajdi Ghoneim cell” in 2017 .
The Egyptian authorities accuse him, according to the text of the investigations of the “cell” case, which were published in local newspapers, of having formed a terrorist group, against the law, to practice violence and extremism, between 2013 and 2015.
On September 8, 2018, Circuit 28 of Terrorism at the Criminal Court, south of Cairo, sentenced Ghoneim and a number of Muslim Brotherhood leaders to death in the “Rabaa sit-in dispersal” case.
On April 21, 2015, the Cairo Criminal Court sentenced a number of Muslim Brotherhood leaders to 20 times in prison in the “Ittihadi Violence” case, including Wajdi Ghoneim.
Ghoneim also faces charges in several other cases related to obstructing the provisions of the constitution and laws, preventing state institutions and public authorities from carrying out their work, undermining personal freedom of citizens and undermining national unity and social peace, according to the surveys. of Case No. 397 of 2014, Supreme State Security, registered with No. 75 of the year 2016 Offenses against Supreme State Security.
Investigations by the Egyptian Public Prosecutor’s Office also showed that in the same case, Ghoneim had called for the atonement of the ruler and for the legitimacy of revolting against him, changing the system of government by force and profaning the blood of the Christians and their places of worship. .
Ghoneim is hostile to Copts, women and Muslims who don’t belong to the group, and he has a long history of bloodshed in many situations, according to his incitements posted on his YouTube channel, as he used to to accuse the leaders of infidelity. .
The Outcast Terrorist
Some authors also describe him, in proportion to the life he lived. A State did not tolerate him and did not allow him to reside there or grant him its nationality. He has been imprisoned dozens of times in Egypt and abroad for his hostile behavior. and extremist ideology.
He has been imprisoned eight times inside Egypt and six times outside, he is on terror lists in both the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates and has been banned from to enter the UK for “inciting others to commit acts of terrorism. »
In 2001, Wajdi Ghoneim traveled to the United States of America at the invitation of the Islamic organization NAIF, which is run by the Brotherhood in America, and in 2004 he was arrested there for threatening the United States national security and violated immigration laws, and he fled the United States.
After being deported from the United States of America, he made Bahrain his destination, and resided there for three years before Bahrain decided to deport him in 2007.
Switzerland and Canada prevented him from entering their territories, and from Bahrain Wajdi Ghoneim moved to South Africa, where he was arrested after a stay of no more than 3 months.
South Africa expelled him from his land, so he went to Yemen, from where he was also expelled, so he went to Malaysia, and after another attempt to return from Malaysia to Yemen, he was arrested in Sanaa.
Leader of the takfiris
Ghoneim was known for his incitement and atonement for everyone, whether presidents, artists, security services or men of thought, so Adel Imam and Egyptian scientist Ahmed Zewail said the blasphemy, and the Brotherhood terrorist said on a satellite television screen in a widely broadcast statement that Zewail is an infidel and may not be merciful to him, the Egyptian Dar Al-Iftaa told him answered as “a statement issued from ignorance and takfiri tendency”.
And he went far in a video circulating in 2014, in which everyone who listened to the song “Teslam Al-Ayadi” declared profanity.
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