Al-Maqalat Forwarding: Aleppo – Some Clarity in The Confusion
25 July 2016By Pieter Van Ostaeyen
Aleppo – Some clarity in the confusion
We see ISIS retreating against the atheist Kurdish forces in North East Aleppo
while they are going full throttle against the Sunni factions in Northern
Aleppo. We see the US coalition intensifying its strikes against ISIS as they
are backing the Kurdish push in North East Aleppo while they are reducing
their strikes against ISIS when they push forward against the Sunni factions
in Northern Aleppo. Many liberated territories taken by ISIS from the Sunni
factions by force gradually shifted in to the hands of the Kurds until they
declared a federal state in Syria. But who is to blame? Like Allah says in the
Quran ''You asked, Where did the misfortune come from? Tell them, It came from
yourselves.''
The Sunni factions in the North were advised many times to attack ISIS in
their strongholds like Al-Baab and Suraan, if it falls then ISIS in Aleppo
would also collapse. But unfortunately the factions refused and choose to
protect the Turkish borders. They choose to protect the Turkish interests,
thinking that the Turkish airpower in return would support them. Turkey
promised them a safe zone in Northern Aleppo if Jabhat Nusra would retreat.
And indeed Jabhat Nusra retreated as they did not want to fight under Turkish
air cover. But with the retreat of Jabhat Nusra the expansion of ISIS in
Northern Aleppo became a fact, tens of villages were taken by ISIS from the
Sunni factions. The extremist deviant thought of the Khawarij can only be
cured by an opposing pure Manhaj and Aqeedah. Any other deviant thought only
empowers the Khawarij and their Dawah, as we can clearly see in Northern
Aleppo. Jabhat Nusra held ISIS successfully off in Northern Aleppo while they
had a very small presence, imagine if their front would be bigger? While the
US is backing the Kurdish forces with everything they need against ISIS,
Turkey did not support the Sunni factions at their border with anything
significant. Their promises were nothing more than deceit. So we hope that the
events in Aleppo will be a lesson for the Sunni factions. They must known by
now on who they can rely and who they should not trust.
The Khawarij should be thanking the Sunni factions who are fighting a grinding
war and busying the regime in Southern Aleppo from ISIS in the N-East. If it
weren't for these factions fighting against the regime in the South and
holding them back they would have pushed forward to Al-Baab and the
surrounding of Al-Kuweires. After the liberation of Al-Ees we saw the regime
halt its push from Al-Kuweires to Al-Baab. And after the Mujahideen liberated
Khan Toman the regime put all its efforts in regaining it. More than ten
thousands regime forces relieved ISIS and moved from Eastern Aleppo to the
South. But not only are the Khawarij ungrateful, they unfortunately used this
opportunity to attack Ahl Sunnah in the North. And the Kurds are taking
advantage from their push by attacking the weakened Sunni factions from the
West and the busy ISIS from the East. While ISIS was attacking Marae from one
side the Kurds attacked and took Al-Sheikh Ees from the other. And while ISIS
was attacking the Sunni factions they retreated from more than 16 villages in
Manbaj Western Aleppo against the Kurds. And the regime of course is
committing massacres in the liberated territories of Aleppo on a daily basis,
while suspiciously avoiding strikes against ISIS held territories in Aleppo.
As the liberated territories were shrinking after the emergence of ISIS,
busying itself with insignificant offshoot battles and exhausting infighting,
giving the regime breathing time, and as we witnessed large territories of
ISIS being lost to the Rawafid, the Nusayris and the Kurds in rapid speed, we
have come to know one obvious thing. ISIS really does not known anything about
war strategies or tactics. And even though ISIS pushed some factions in to the
hands of Turkey, we can not deny that their naivety and dependence is
betraying the Syrian people. If Turkey really wanted to help them they would
have helped them against the regime first and foremost. Why should one believe
the false promises of treacherous governments who claim to help the Sunni's in
Syria against ISIS while the main enemy still commits massacres freely on a
daily basis? They will not support the Sunni's against the regime and they
will not support them against ISIS, they only support their own interests. If
it is one thing this revolution has taught the Muslims, it is independence. We
should depend on our own people and our own resources.
By Al-Maqalaat.
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