Al Qaeda urges Syrian fighters to overcome differences to impose sharia law

The leader of Al Qaeda, Ayman al-Zawahiri, has made known to the world the opinion of the terrorist organization on the Syrian conflict, through a video message twenty-two minutes appeared on the website of the Mujahideen Al Ansar. The main concern of the Islamic terror network is that the country is ruled by a Syrian executive loyal to the United States, whose purpose is to ensure that the new Syria can guarantee the security of Israel. To this end, the leader of Al Qaeda urged the Syrian fighters, who make up the whole of the hostile forces to Assad, to overcome the differences that do not allow the victory against the regime in Damascus. The criticisms were not spared even Iran, guilty in the eyes of al-Zawahiri, to support in the ongoing war Assad's forces. Al Qaeda does not like the methods of government that apply in Damascus, too disconnected from Islamic law and hope for a Syria where, on the contrary, it is precisely the fundamental law of the sharia, regulating principle of a state organized in a kind of caliphate funds on 'adherence to Islam more intransigent its very reason for being. The voice of Al Qaeda had not been so clear on the subject and the reasons which prompted its chief executive to express themselves so clearly are to be found in the high rate of radical Islamism origin of many fighters, who had directed mainly the message. From the geopolitical point of view the analysis of al-Zawahiri, free from any radical element, which can not be considered correct: the objective of the United States is in fact to create the conditions for a state asserts itself the Free Syrian and Iranian influence it is no longer allied with Hezbollah, to prevent attacks on Israel and bring stability to the region. This intention, to get a pacified Middle East and geared more to the Sunni Islam is also one of the Gulf countries, with which Al Qaeda is not in good terms. If you were to pass this scenario for the terrorist network it would be the loss of a chance to make Syria a potential breeding ground for their cause, and perhaps even more, as has been attempted with the areas of sub-Saharan Africa, where are active, albeit in a scaled thanks to the French, logistics bases, and training for Islamic terrorism, but most would lack the strategic conditions for Israel to constantly put in apprehension from a neighboring country. The appeal of Al Qaeda seems, at this time, more than a publicity stunt, which is a real danger able to mobilize more than they already are, close to Islamic forces that are fighting in Syria, the organization currently going through a difficult time due to downsizing, both operational and political, caused by blows inflicted by the U.S., both the leader of the group, organizational structures.