Arab press: US accuses Damascus, Tehran of collaborating with ISIS, El-Sisi supports Macron on his war against Brotherhood

The United States of America accused Damascus and Tehran of collaborating with ISIS to threaten stability in northern and eastern Syria, while the Muslim Brotherhood failed to control the Libyan parliament, while Egyptian President Sisi supported the battle of French President Macron against the Brotherhood.

Arab press: US accuses Damascus, Tehran of collaborating with ISIS, El-Sisi supports Macron on his war against Brotherhood
10 December, 2020   06:34
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On Thursday, the Arab newspapers discussed the Syrian situation, in addition to the results of the meeting between Sisi and Macron, and the crisis in Libya.

'Washington accuses Tehran and Damascus of collaborating with ISIS'

The beginning of the Syrian issue, and in this context, Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper said: “The US special envoy to Syria, Joel Rayburn, said that his country had monitored efforts made by the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Iran to cooperate with groups of ISIS to enable it to attack the areas it controls. The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and “destabilizing it and removing American forces” from northeastern Syria.

Rayburn added, in a hearing held by the Foreign Relations Committee in the US House of Representatives yesterday, that he returned from a tour that included the region and northeastern Syria, and that he “focused in his talks on how to remove Iranian militias from the region, as the efforts of the enemies of the United States have so far failed to prevent the implementation of our strategy in this country ».

In the same context, the British envoy to the Syrian file, Martin Langden, said in an article published by Al-Sharq Al-Awsat today that Syria “stands on the edge of the collapse, and the socio-economic crisis that afflicts the country is a serious and exacerbating threat to the Syrians.”

El-Sisi supports Macron's battle against the Brotherhood networks'

Regarding the results of the meeting between the French and Egyptian presidents, Al Arab newspaper said: “Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi chose an ideal political time to visit France and make strong-language statements against the Brotherhood, through an interview with the widespread newspaper “Le Figaro”, which it published on the same day that the government was preparing The French bill to dry up the sources of militancy in the country. "

The Egyptian president’s statements were considered direct support to President Emmanuel Macron in his battle against the Islamist militant networks controlled by the Muslim Brotherhood.

Al-Sisi emphasized that Cairo and Paris face terrorism and fight together on several fronts.

For years, Cairo has tried to warn Western countries of the consequences of embracing the Brotherhood, and of the danger involved in this policy, which will revert to the issuance of its citizens, but these countries refused to listen to these advices until this group invaded and became an existential threat.

The Egyptian researcher in international affairs, Nasr Mohammad Aref, expected that Sisi's recent statements would find deaf ears more than at any time in the history of the Brotherhood’s presence in Europe, because it came at an important moment in the course of the relationship between Europe - especially France - and the organization, and its external extensions that control the Islamic organizations in Europe.

Aref added, in a statement to Al-Arab, that these countries are aware of the danger that the Brotherhood organization hides behind charitable NGOs and mosques, in order to spread its ideas that robbed the second and third generations of Muslims in Europe of their reality, and linked them to fairy dreams and ideas that Muslims have only reaped from sabotage, hatred and violence.

'The Libyan brothers fail to control parliament'

Regarding the Libyan issue, Al-Bayan newspaper said: “The brothers of Libya failed to control the parliament, despite achieving the legal quorum for Ghadames’s session, and they were unable to implement their overthrow of his current presidency represented by Counselor Aguila Saleh. They postponed their project for another session. They set it on December 21 and 22. Observers believe that what they were unable to achieve in the first session will not reach it in the second session. A member of the State Advisory Council, which is under the control of the Brotherhood, Abd al-Rahman al-Shater, commented on the results of the final statement of the session of Parliament in Ghadames by saying, “The joy of the meeting of the parliament in Ghadames has not been completed.” The cycle of conflict will continue and the next is miserable. "

Abdel Moneim Al-Yassir, head of the National Security Committee in the outgoing General National Congress, considered that the role of extremist groups, including the terrorist Brotherhood organization, and the absence of parliamentary and party experience are among the reasons for the division of the House of Representatives, in their turn, analysts pointed out that the Brotherhood’s attempt to control parliament was without cover International , as it was noticed that the international mission was totally absent from the so-called unification and reconciliation session, whether in Tangiers in Morocco or in Ghadames, and it was also noticed that the Speaker of Parliament did not recognize these meetings, making their decisions merely ink on paper, so the meeting in Ghadames found themselves facing constitutional and legal obstacles Renders any move to choose a new parliament presidency null and void in effect in light of the continuing sharp division between the parties to the conflict.

Observers of the Libyan affair see that the Brotherhood’s goal is to reinforce the division within the parliament, by trying to include a new number of its members in the parallel council in Tripoli, in order to achieve the majority of the coup against the parliament convened in the east of the country, pointing out that the group’s goal in that is to implement the policy of conquest by distributing interests and buying votes With corrupt money, as this was revealed at the Tunis forum, to prevent a parliamentary consensus to approve the expulsion of foreign forces and Erdogan's mercenaries.

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