The Syrian Civil War isn’t slowing down itself, and there were already more than a few “wars within the war,” but the new fighting in the rebel-held northwest looks to take this to new levels.
Amid protests by anti-al-Qaeda locals, the secular Free Syrian Army (FSA) and the Islamic Front both started attacking al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) holdings, chasing them from several bases in Idlib Province.
AQI recovered quickly, and has begun pumping reinforcements into the area, and now the fight is spreading across the rebel-territory, with four provinces in the area now reporting clashes.
The fighting aims to question AQI’s relative dominance over rebel-held territory. An open question, however, is whether the FSA and Islamic Front are working in tandem or are both taking opportunities to claim AQI’s less-defended possessions where they can. Either way, northwest Syria seems headed toward further balkanization.
Those “rebels” who started tags war didn’t think about such day, did they. There is no such thing as civil war in Syria, Syrian war is about EU and USA in one hand and in the other Saudis-Wahhabis and their affiliated terrorist groups wanting to dominate the region.
These people are either Europeans puppet or the Americans and terrorists are the Saudis-Wahhabis mercenaries.
The Syrian war is brought to the Syrian people by the west and their puppet regimes in Saudi Arabia, Turkish government, the UAE and even the Swedish monarch supports the Syrian war, so, where is the Syrian fighting the Syrians which could be named as “civil war”. There are those whom are Syrians, as their nationality is, yet, they are puppet to a foreign regimes, they are therefore not a Syrian but rather a traitors looking to establish what they are promised, a kingdom of religious for Saudis rule of dictatorial or the European colonialism as their masters.
This is a war of religious monarchism from Saudi Arabia to England to Sweden to Neo liberals in Europe with Hillary Clinton on top, not knowing what they are doing or did, from Balkan war to present Syrian and Iraq war. Here, one thing is for sure, Syria is the graveyard of Wahhabis-Saudis terrorism, Iraq is the next graveyard for what is the leftovers from when USG, Bush regime of liars and thieves lied to the world to invade Iraq.
Cui bono – who benefits – is always the question to ask when things become this confusing. While the rebels fight each other Assad may gain some small reprieve from more united rebel (terrorist) attacks, but it's temporary. Saudi Arabia, Turkey, the US, UK and others backing the terrorists don't gain anything, they just look foolish when the groups they supply with money and arms fight each other. Who benefits most from a Balkanized, destabilized Syria? It's exactly what Israel hoped for, as outlined in the Oded Yinon Plan.