Actually, the recent stupid statements of the leader of the Moslem Brotherhood (Egyptian President Morsi) about Syria, indicate his reckless policy since he stole power. Morsi hijacked the revolution and exploited the deteriorating internal conditions that led to the bad situation in Egypt. This attitude of Egyptian President was preemptive to the escalatory steps which are being prepared by the anti-Mosllem Brotherhood forces and other political parties in Egypt.
On the other hand, the Egyptian public and political forces rally vis-à-vis the Brotherhood’s hegemony . For the present Egyptian regime is trying to change the face of Egypt’s pan-Arabism and change its national tracks .
In fact, the decision of the leader of the Moslem Brotherhood in Egypt to severe relations with Syria comes in cahoots with what Washington , Israel, and their allies are practicing in their hostility to Syria, state and people.
It seems clearly that the US needs to have a regional role to compensate for the loss of its allies gradually. Then it took many decisions such as arming the opposition and retaining the Patriot and the «F-16» in the wake of its military maneuvers in Jordan and the insinuation of military intervention and the establishment of a buffer zone.
The Russian response clearly stated that it will not allow the imposition of a no-fly zone over Syria which is a clear message to some narrow-minded leaders , including the leader of the Moslem Brotherhood in Egypt. Thus, Morsi will never be a regional alternative to the upstart reckless Erdogan who is mired in problems with his people due to his hostile policies in the region.
Through his antagonistic stances against Syria, Morsi tries to involve Egypt into intervening in Syria’s internal affairs , the thing which does not comport with Egypt’s role in the Arab conscience and its honorable partnership with Syria in the Liberation War of October . Morsi’s target is but to preserve the satisfaction of the US following the reports issued by the White House which refer to the disappointment of the Moslem Brotherhood in Egypt because of their lack of leadership capabilities.
It is no wonder that Morsi utters such statements that do not harmonize with the President of the largest Arab country of such a national history. Indeed it will be more surprising that Morsi will continue to rule Egypt after he burned all his cards, since the deep-rooted relationship between the Egyptians and the Syrians is over Morsi’s head . Hence, no one can break the historical relations between the two countries which are united in defense of the rights of the nation and its history.
Ahmad Orabi Baa’j
Edited &Translated: M. Wassouf