Assad spokesman: Morsi joins the Israel-US-led band of conspiring and instigating against Syria

 An official source in the Syrian regime has stressed Sunday that Mohammad Morsi, by cutting off all ties with Syria, has joined the Israel-US-led band of conspiring and instigating against it. Syrian Arab news Agency SANA reported.

The source pointed out that Morsi's stance followed ''the achievements which the Syrian Arab Army has made against terrorism all over Syria.''

It expressed Syria's condemnation of Morsi's position as "irresponsible" and "reflecting his attempt to implement the Muslim Brotherhood's agenda" in a bid to dodge the upcoming internal events demanded by the Egyptian people to meet their aspirations. SANA said.

Egypt is facing a critical multi-faceted internal crisis because of the Muslim Brotherhood's seizure of all powers in the country. This has been represented in the Supreme Constitutional Court's annulling the Shura Council law and the law of the criteria of the Funding Committee of the Constitution.

"Syria is fully confident that this decision doesn't reflect the will of the brotherly Egyptian people who have shared strong and firm relations with the Syrian people that have contributed to protecting security and stability in the region against all the invaders and aggressors since the dawn of history," said the source.

It added that those ties between the Syrian and Egyptian peoples "were crowned by the October Liberation War which made an important victory for the Arab nation and people over the Israeli enemy."

The source clarified that Morsi's decision came in completion of the takfiri fatwas issued by "the sheikhs of sedition" of the so-called "Union of Muslim Scholars" that call for fighting in Syria and shedding the Syrians' blood instead of directing the compass towards liberating the usurped Palestinian territories, on top is Jerusalem.

The source considered Morsi's call for foreign intervention and imposing a no-fly zone over Syria as "a violation of the region and a transgression against its sovereignty and the sanctity of its lands in service of the goals of Israel and the US and their tools in the region."

"Morsi'd better bubble with this excitement when announcing the closure of the Israeli embassy and cutting off ties with an enemy that is still killing the Palestinian brother right before Morsi's very eyes and at a very short distance from Egypt," the source said.

It added that "the fact that the Israeli embassy is still there in Cairo under Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood group and under the banner of Camp David Accords and its secret appendices, whereas the Syrian Embassy is being closed only shortly after the latest Israeli aggression on Syria and at a time when all conspiracies of the nation's enemies are sweeping against the Syrian people stresses the twisted approach of Morsi and his group and exposes his real identity."

The source however stressed that "the Arabic Egypt is too great to be turned by Morsi into a tool to pass a conspiratorial project for land exchange between Israel and Palestine."

"Egypt is too great to be handed over to some Arab officials who…are preparing to undermine what is left of this nation's unity and dignity," the source added.

The source highlighted Syria's stress that "the brotherly peoples in Syria and Egypt will remain in the same trench based on the spirit of unity which brought them together in 1958 and…their joint keenness on the main and central cause of the Arab nation; that is of facing the Israeli occupation of the occupied Arab territories and restoring the legitimate rights of the Palestinian Arab people."

The source expressed Syria's full confidence that "the brotherly Egyptian people will foil these policies and their dangerous impacts and repercussions for the region."

"The Syrian and Egyptian peoples will remain the beating heart of Arabism and the maker of its victories," the source reiterated.

In relevant development, an Egyptian military source said that the capabilities of the Egyptian army are to defend the country and its national security and will not be used in any war against an Arab country.

The source told the "Egyptian Today" newspaper that "the armed forces will not be send any troops to support the Syrian opposition," adding that the army has specific tasks in protecting the national security.

He stressed that the officers of the Egyptian army categorically oppose any military action against the Syrian army, adding that the calls for "jihad" in Syria are arbitrary and lack study and vision.

Earlier, the source told the Egyptian Middle East News Agency on Sunday that conflicts and disputes within countries are internal affairs, adding that the Egyptian army will not intervene in other countries' internal affairs.

The remarks came after the statements of Egypt's president Mohammad Morsi against Syria, announcing severing the relations between the two countries and supporting the so-called "jihad" in Syria.