Youssef Nada, key Muslim Brotherhood leader, dies at 94 in Europe

Youssef Nada, accused of terror financing after 9/11, dies at 94 in Europe.

Muslim Brotherhood key figure Youssef Nada with Turkish president Erdogan in 2015.

Muslim Brotherhood key figure Youssef Nada with Turkish president Erdogan in 2015.

(photo credit: Youssef Nada website)

DECEMBER 24, 2024 22:18

Updated: DECEMBER 25, 2024 01:14

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