Brotherhood of America: Natural dualism following Erdogan’s doctrine

Nahla Abdel Moneim

The US media and research centers interested in tracking political Islam groups have criticized the position of international organizations affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood towards the Turkish military intervention in northern Syria and the humanitarian violations that result.

Brotherhood groups, led by CARE, usually organize protests and illuminate social media channels to claim to defend Muslims everywhere.

The site pointed to the Kurds, who consist of a large number of Muslims bombed by a country with an overwhelming military advantage over the other party, but the group did not move a finger, and “CARE” and other Muslim Brotherhood groups in the United States did not condemn or pay attention to the subject. On the contrary, there are those who defended the Turkish position and did not mention the attacks on civilians.

This time around, he is the aggressor and, according to the site, Turkey’s authoritarian leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a man who has positioned himself as a defender of terrorists and patron of fleeing Egyptian Brotherhood leaders after June 30. So, Erdogan bombs Kurdish targets in northern Syria and sent his troops into the country without any conviction.

The Kurdish Red Crescent argues that at least 11 people have been killed, including an 11-year-old girl and 28 wounded. Erdogan’s invasion has displaced at least 60,000 people, many of whom have nowhere to go.

The American Brothers, who are usually not ashamed of the Middle East conflicts, are largely silent about Turkey’s unjustified bombing of Kurds, Syrians and Arabs, while the same groups are quick to condemn and organize protests, demand action from the US government, and conduct social media campaigns in the event of a common interest violation.

Images on social media show Turkish bombardment and shelling of civilians along Syria’s northern border; civilians in the town of Kobani – who withstood the ISIS attack in 2014 – found themselves being attacked by Turkish artillery.

Turkish artillery hit civilian areas in the town of Qamishli in northwestern Syria, where the headquarters of the Syrian Democratic Forces exist. This has led to explosions in the city and the loss of life among civilians and Kurdish children in the region, a mix of Muslims and Christians.

Contrary to what the Muslim Brotherhood associations in the United States claim to defend humanity, they have done nothing to bring justice to the oppressed Kurdish people.

In response to this duality, which was condemned by the American press, writer Abdul Halim Qandil said in press statements that the Muslim Brotherhood operates as a soldier in the army and intelligence of Turkey, as it is happening now.

Qandil also confirmed Qatar’s support for the military strike and the group that benefits from Ankara currently, and most of its elements and leaders live there to implement the Turkish political, military and strategic agenda.