Sharia and Brothers Face Potential Clash
The article discusses the potential escalation in the conflict between Syrian authorities and the Muslim Brotherhood. Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharab seeks to unify political and military decision-making and confront the group, which refuses to dissolve and maintains its influence by shifting its activities into an institutional and legal framework. The aim of this approach is to contain the group and diminish its ability to threaten the regime, with the possibility of establishing a secret military organization ready for activation if economic or political conditions in Syria worsen. Analyses suggest that the confrontation may move into administrative and political spheres, with hints that the group considers itself a flexible organization striving for a leadership role in the scene, prepared to form a political party, even as the conflict continues over maintaining its organizational structure despite calls for its dissolution.
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