Rebel officers said the Brotherhood was putting
narrow factional politicking
over the broad interests of the revolt.
"We hold you responsible for delaying victory of the revolution and the
fragmentation of the opposition," the Joint Command of the Free Syrian Army said
in an open letter to the
Muslim Brotherhood.
There was a "deep confrontation" within the opposition between the Muslim
Brotherhood and other secular, national and military factions, the FSA
said.
Anti-Brotherhood sentiments, particularly in Damascus, were running high, the
FSA warned, with growing anger at efforts by the group to control military and
humanitarian relief efforts administered by the Syrian National Coalition, the
opposition bloc given Syria's seat in the Arab League at a summit last week.
A significant majority of its members are directly or indirectly allied to
the Muslim Brotherhood, much to the dismay of other rebel factions who say the
group's representation in the SNC political chambers vastly outweighs its street
presence inside Syria......"
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