The German government has banned the Muslim group Muslim Interaktiv, accusing it of promoting antisemitism, discrimination against women and minorities, and undermining democratic values. Authorities conducted raids in Hamburg, Berlin, and Hesse as part of investigations into two other Muslim groups, Generation Islam and Reality Islam. Officials argue that Muslim Interaktiv, known for its strong online presence targeting young Muslims, sought to indoctrinate followers and create hostility toward the constitutional order. The crackdown is part of a broader effort by Germany to combat extremism from both far-right and Islamist groups following recent attacks and threats to public order.