Syria's Muslim Brotherhood issued a new national charter in light of the changes that have afflicted the Syrian revolution, stressing that this charter carries much of the future political project for Syria which the Muslim Brotherhood issued in 2004.
The General Observer of the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood, Dr. Mohammad Hikmat Walid, said at a breakfast ceremony organized by the media office of the group in Istanbul that the circumstances in which Syria is going where armies are fighting Syrians, it is necessary to find a national consensus formula that ensures coexistence and security for all Syrians.
He stressed that Iran today sends more militias than before while Russia is bombing Syria daily, in light of talks on the Astana which is calling for easing the escalation and not stop the bombing. He stressed that the pursuit of the project Astana is only a mirage.
The new charter of the Brotherhoodstressed the "national brotherhood" which brings together all Syrians Arabs, Kurds, Turkmen, Sunnis, Alawites and Druze.
The document presented by the director of the media office of the group, in the presence of a number of media professionals, that in the same way that ISIS does not represent Muslims, Bashar al-Assad does not represent the Alawites as well, rejecting all projects which aim to divide the Syrian soil.
