Macron considers the report warning of Islamist infiltration to be «paranoia.»

The secret services report that he himself requested in 2024 has been sitting on his desk for months without him paying any attention to it.

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The confidential report commissioned by the French Ministry of the Interior on Islamist infiltration. has generated a wave of political and media reactions. The document Warning about a long-term strategy by the Muslim Brotherhood to infiltrate French public institutions. —such as schools, town halls and associations. According to the report, This “Islamist infiltration” is carried out subtly, through the creation of local ’ecosystems.“ that structure Muslim community life from birth to death. .

President Emmanuel Macron, while acknowledging the gravity of the conclusions, has warned against an alarmist interpretation of the document. In recent remarks recorded by The Figaro, He has stated that “you shouldn't think they're everywhere, because that can make you conspiracy-minded or paranoid.” .

Macron requested the report and ignored it.

The French president commissioned the report in 2024 and kept it hidden despite its gravity. He did not convene a defence council until the document was leaked to the press, months after it had been on his desk.

When the report had already appeared in the newspapers, he convened a meeting with the ministers involved. The ministers of the Interior, Foreign Affairs, Finance, National Education, Higher Education and Sports attended. However, Macron did not stop at asking the ministers to reread the document. According to official sources, He was visibly irritated that the political report had come to light.. The Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau, was one of the main figures singled out.

Bruno Retailleau leads the opposition to passivity.

The French Interior Minister, Bruno Retailleau, He has adopted a firm stance in the face of what he regards as the threat posed by the Muslim Brotherhood's entryism in France.. After the publication of the government-commissioned report on this issue, Retailleau emphasised the need for decisive action to protect republican values.

Retailleau has stated that «the progression of Islamist entrism is profound» and that «it is at the heart of a republican struggle»He has stressed that this phenomenon represents a «threat to the Republic and our national cohesion.» .

The leak of the report on the infiltration of the Muslim Brotherhood has laid bare the French government's internal tensions and President Macron's slow response to a threat he himself had wanted to examine.

While the Interior Minister, Bruno Retailleau, advocates a determined offensive against Islamist ecosystems, Macron opts for a cautious tone that many interpret as a way of downplaying the problem.. This discrepancy creates uncertainty about the country's political direction on security and national cohesion. France is at a critical juncture, where a choice must be made between institutional silence or decisive action to defend republican values.

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