Refa’at affirms the close relationship between America, Turkey, Israel and terrorist organizations

International

Cairo (ST): Head of the Egyptian Nasserite National Al-Wifaq Party, Mohammad Refa’at, affirmed that the terrorist organizations in Syria are tools to serve the Zionist-American scheme in the region, stressing that there is a close relationship between the American, Turkish and Israeli occupation forces on the one hand  and these organizations on the other.

In a statement he made today, Refa’at said that the repeated Zionist attacks on Syrian territories and their coincidence with the attacks of the terrorist organizations confirm the close relationship between terrorism and its makers and financiers (the United States and the Turkish regime). He added that these attacks also prove that America is the supporter and protector of Zionist interests.

He stressed that Syria will emerge victorious, and that the mercenary terrorists, supported by colonialism, Zionism and Arab reactionaries, are destined to disappear along with their makers.

Refa’at concluded stressing that the coercive Western economic measures imposed on Syria are part of the global war against it and represent a flagrant violation of international laws, noting that they will not achieve their goals thanks to the steadfastness of the Syrian people.

K.Q.

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