Having spent years infiltrating radical Islamist groups across Europe and the Middle East, Yehezkeli described how organizations linked to the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas are spreading extremist ideology “slowly and quietly” through charities, mosques, and political influence rather than open violence. 

“It’s not just terror,” he said. “It’s a cultural takeover — a quiet jihad that infiltrates schools, politics, and communities.”

Yehezkeli revealed that during his undercover work, he penetrated radical networks in Britain, France, and Germany, including mosques and Islamic centers in Luton and London. He claimed that extremist preachers in the UK openly call for the application of Sharia law and promote anti-Western sentiment while simultaneously engaging with government programs under the guise of “de-radicalization.”