General Secretary of UAE’s People Party Hasan al-Diqqi
A wave of rage greater than the one witnessed during the Arab Spring is set to hit the region “very soon” unless the crown princes of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are stopped, warned prominent dissident UAE politician.
Speaking exclusively to Yeni Şafak daily, General Secretary of UAE’s People Party Hasan al-Diqqi warned that the region will pay a hefty price “very soon” unless UAE Crown Prince Mohammad bin Zayed is stopped.
As efforts to distance Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman from the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi intensify, UAE Crown Prince Mohammad bin Zayed al-Nahyan’s chief hitman in the region Mohammad Dahlan is said to have been hospitalized in Dubai with “a broken neck,” following a brawl that broke out on a luxury yacht in the oil-rich emirate after Dahlan refused to become the new “scapegoat” for the consulate murder.At the yacht party held in honour of bin Salman, Dahlan allegedly got an offer to be the main actor of the Khashoggi murder, and was badly beaten by a team in Dubai after he refused.Mohammed Dahlan, the former security chief for the Palestinian Authority who is also known as the “hitman” of the Middle East, was the main mediator between the UAE government and an assassination squad in Yemen.Khashoggi, a frequent contributor to The Washington Post, was killed on Oct. 2 inside the Consulate of Saudi Arabia in Istanbul.Under heavy protectionDahlan is said to have been taken to a private Dubai hospital immediately after the brawl on the yacht. People close to Dahlan made statements saying he was receiving treatment following an accident which were retracted a few hours later. A Saudi source told Yeni Şafak daily that Dahlan was hospitalized with a “broken neck” and that he was placed under heavy protection at the hospital with nobody allowed to visit him. The source went on to say that this could be “only the beginning of several shocking development to come in the next few days.”Dahlan to take fall for Khashoggi murder It is said that both the Saudi and Emirati crown prices have been working on a scenario with U.S. President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner that would implicate Dahlan in the Khashoggi murder, letting him take the fall for the consulate operation as a way to “put a lid on the case.”Dahlan, who is of Palestinian origin, played an active role in assembling a “cover-up team” of four tasked with erasing all traces of the gruesome murder, according to an informed source who spoke to Yeni Şafak daily on the condition of anonymity. The new version of events, which will be revealed in the coming days, and documents will surface, presenting Dahlan as the sole perpetrator of the Khashoggi murder, which will be the first step to exonerate Crown Prince bin Salman.The CIA believes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing of Khashoggi, sources familiar with the matter said, complicating President Donald Trump's efforts to preserve ties with a key U.S. ally.The sources said the CIA had briefed other parts of the U.S. government, including Congress, on its assessment, which contradicts Saudi government assertions that Prince Mohammed was not involved.Dahlan’s replacement is ready A few names are in the running to replace Dahlan as the UAE prince’s chief hitman in the region is set to be sidelined. UAE Crown Prince bin Zayed is said to be considering Palestinian Samir Mashharawi, who served for years in Fatah, as a replacement for Dahlan and had him flown to Dubai for this purpose. An informed Palestinian source told Yeni Şafak dialy that a rift had opened between supporters of President Mahmoud Abbas and those close to Dahlan. The source went on to say that Mashharawi will end up serving the same purpose as Dahlan, with the help of Fatah official Rashid Abu Shubbak.Khashoggi killed two months after Saudi used Israeli spyware to hack messages: CNNSaudi-led coalition says Houthi fighters to be evacuated Monday
Dahlan allegedly hospitalized in Dubai after refusing to take fall for Khashoggi murder
Mazroui is to bin Zayed what Qahtani is to bin Salman
“UAE Crown Prince Mohammad bin Zayed is at the center of all anti-Turkey activities such as the July 15 coup attempt, downing of the [Russian] fighter jet, the Democratic Union Party (PYD) and the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), among others. Zayed’s deputy Hamid al-Mazroui and chief hitman Mohammad Dahlan have been specially tasked with the Khashoggi murder. Mazroui is to bin Zayed what Qahtani is to Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS).”
Dahlan and Mazroui had been plotting the Khashoggi murder for four months, al-Diqqi continued.
Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist working for The Washington Post, was killed and dismembered shortly after he entered the Saudi consulate.
After weeks of saying he had left the consulate alive, the Saudi administration later admitted he was killed there, blaming his death on a group of rogue Saudi operatives.
The Istanbul prosecutor's office has concluded there is "strong suspicion" that Saud al-Qahtani, a top aide to Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, and was among the planners of Khashoggi's Oct. 2 killing at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, the officials said.
“We will hear Mazroui’s name more often in the coming days. He was educated in Lebanon and completed his education in the Mossad-affiliated ‘Al-Sweiyfat’ camp, from which he later came to the UAE, where he was assigned as a general security responsible. He took on a leading role in carrying out shady activities related to Palestine, Syria and Iraq, among others.
“Mazroui is so deluded to even claim that Israeli attacks against Gaza are a “cleansing campaign’ against Hamas,’ telling people not to ‘be afraid.’ He is the same person who would say ‘Israeli cities are burning, may God protect the people of Israel,’” said al-Diqqi.
The Middle East’s most bloodiest and recent conflicts bear the fingerprints of United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) Crown Prince Mohammad bin Zayed al-Nahyan who, in the past few years, sought to intervene in various countries in the region in his bid to shape outcomes following the Arab Spring revolutions. From Bahrain to Tunisia and Libya, the destructive and bloody aftermath of bin Zayed’s ploys in the Middle East shows the crown prince’s ruthless methods on his way to seize power and influence in the region. Back in July, as Mohammad bin Zayed attempted to broker a reconciliation between long-term adversaries Ethiopia and Eritrea in a bid to increase the UAE’s influence in Africa, offensive comments made by the crown prince ignited a diplomatic rift between his country and Ethiopia.Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has said that he refused Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed's offer to teach them Islam. “We don't need to learn the religion from you. You've lost the religion. What we need is to learn Arabic quickly, so we could better understand the religion and teach it to you, and return you to it,” Ahmed said to Zayed in a phone conversation.In a viral video, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was heard telling a gathering of Ethiopian Muslims in the U.S. that he had told Abu Dhabi Emir Mohammed Bin Zayed: “You can’t teach us Islam, because you lost the directions to Islam.”Ahmed said he made the remarks when he asked the gulf sheikh whether he would like to help Ethiopia open an Islamic center. But “when the emir offered to teach Islam, I told him no you cannot teach us Islam, you lost faith.”MBZ’s betrayal of JerusalemJerusalem bore the burn for bin Zayed’s pact with Israel as he funneled money into the historic old city in a bid to force Palestinians to sell properties through lucrative deals, only to later hand them to Jewish settlers. A social media post by the deputy head of the Islamic Movement Sheikh Kamal Khateeb in June laid bare bin Zayed’s true ambitions in the holy city. “A businessman close to Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Zayed is planning to sell properties and houses near the Aqsa Mosque. A Jerusalemite businessman who’s working with Dahlan is supporting this man. They offered a Jerusalemite 5 million dollars to sell his property near al-Aqsa, when he refused they went up to 20 million. But even then they failed to convince the man to sell.”Mohammed Dahlan, the former security chief for the Palestinian Authority who is also known as the “hitman” of the Middle East, was the main mediator between the UAE government and an assassination squad in Yemen.This, however, was not the first time that bin Zayed had betrayed Jerusalem. Back in 2014, the crown prince bought plots of land in the Arab towns of Silwan and Wadi Helwa. Later, Palestinian Arabs could only watch in shock as they were turned into Jewish settlements. Khateeb, who is very familiar with the events that led to this shocking development, called on Palestinians to refrain from selling land or property to the UAE. “Our advice to the honorable people of Jerusalem during these dangerous times is to, no matter what happens, refrain from selling their houses and properties to anyone. The UAE administration is a cancer microbe in the body of the Ummah. Nothing less than that.”However, the Palestinian people are not oblivious to the betrayals of bin Zayed. During the holy month of Ramadan this year, a group of protesters raised banners that read “we’re not hungry,” as a direct response to the UAE sending food provisions as part of an aid campaign to Jerusalem.According to Palestinian figures, more than 700,000 Jewish settlers currently live on 196 settlements (built with the Israeli government’s approval) and more than 200 settler outposts (built without its approval) across the Israeli-occupied West Bank.International law views the West Bank and East Jerusalem as "occupied territories" and considers all Jewish settlement-building activity there to be illegal.Dahlan allegedly hospitalized in Dubai after refusing to take fall for Khashoggi murderDahlan ‘cover-up team’ from Lebanon helps hide traces of Khashoggi murderA torturer founds an army of mercenariesRoutine torture and sexual abuse are two of the horrific widespread practices being conducted in detention centers run by the UAE in Yemen, according to drawings smuggled from inside a prison in the southern city of Aden.The drawings, which offer a glimpse into a world of human rights violations, were smuggled from the UAE-run Beir Ahmed prison where Yemeni detainees held without charge are tortured and sexually abused on a daily basis.The UAE, a top U.S. ally in the Middle East, runs several secret prisons in the impoverished Arab Peninsula country.A former security chief who was involved in the torture told the AP that rape is used as a way to force detainees to cooperate with the Emiratis in spying.Emiratis arrested hundreds of Yemeni men on suspicion of being al-Qaeda or Daesh terrorists. The prisoners are being held without charges or trials in at least 18 hidden prisons.The UAE was also behind the assassination of members of Yemen’s Islah Party through an army of Blackwater mercenaries financed by bin Zayed.It is said that the idea behind creating a special force that is directly linked to the Saudi Crown Prince was hatched following a meeting between Mohammed bin Salman and his close friend UAE’s Prince Zayed.The force, which was created with help from Eric Prince, the founder of the mercenary company Blackwater, plays an active role in Yemen.
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Saudi Arabia is the heart of the axis of evil
“Mohammad bin Salman is turning the Kingdom into ‘the world’s new center of evil.’ He aims to transform society with his NEOM project. These steps will cause a social upheaval and will result in partitioning the kingdom. The two princes are treacherous figures to their people, and despite their countries having different dynamics, they serve as cogs in the same project. The UAE has a population of 1 million and the remaining 8 million are expats. The situation in Saudi is different and the plan being carried out in UAE will result in an even bigger disaster in Saudi Arabia. Mohammad bin Salman and Mohammad bin Zayed actually hate one another; they display unity only so far as their joint mission requires. Zayed is a man held hostage by drugs and vices, and his ties to Israel go way back to the early 2000s, which makes him senior to bin Salman.”
The “Great Spring” is fast approaching
Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have now taken up the project that was attempted by the U.S. in Iraq’s notorious Abu Ghraib prison, where they “manufactured terror” and “turned individuals into terrorists,” according to al-Diqqi.
“They’re trying to create a structure similar to Daesh. The Arab world has been under a political, economic and cultural occupation for a century. The pent-up anger that exploded in 2011 and has been mismanaged could not reach its target. Now there’s an even bigger wave coming and countries such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Libya will experience an explosion of fury. I’m expecting a wave of disobedience much bigger than the Arab Spring of 2011 to hit the region. This will be the bookend of a century for the Arab world and it will impact the entire world,” al-Diqqi concluded.
A second team that arrived in Istanbul to help cover-up the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was dispatched by Muhammed Dahlan, UAE Crown Prince Muhammed bin Zayed’s chief hitman in the region, according to newly obtained information about the aftermath of the chilling murder.Khashoggi, a frequent contributor to The Washington Post, was killed on Oct. 2 inside the Consulate of Saudi Arabia in Istanbul.A “cover-up” was put together Dahlan, who is of Palestinian origin, played an active role in assembling a “cover-up team” of four tasked with erasing all traces of the gruesome murder, according to an informed source who spoke to Yeni Şafak daily on the condition of anonymity.The same team dispatched by Dahlan to Istanbul is said to have been behind the assassination of senior Hamas member Mahmood al-Mabhih in 2010, according to Yeni Şafak security sources.Mohammed Dahlan, the former security chief for the Palestinian Authority who is also known as the “hitman” of the Middle East, was the main mediator between the UAE government and an assassination squad in Yemen.Khashoggi’s body may have been smuggled out in suitcases: Turkey’s DefMinThe team, which arrived in Istanbul where they three spent nights, from Lebanon a day before the murder on Oct. 1, had entered the Saudi consulate building on the day of the Khashoggi murder, according to surveillance footage obtained by Turkish officials.According to reports, Turkish investigators found traces of "hydrofluoric acid and other chemicals" inside a well at the Saudi consul general's home in Istanbul, suggesting Khashoggi’s body was dissolved in acid and other chemicals.After weeks of denying any involvement in the crime, Saudi Arabia later admitted that Khashoggi had been killed inside the consulate but claimed the Saudi royal family had no prior knowledge of any plot to murder the journalist.Khashoggi’s body injected with clotting agent to ‘leave no blood trace’CIA believes Saudi crown prince ordered journalist's killingOn Thursday, Saudi Arabia’s chief prosecutor’s office announced it had charged 11 out of 21 suspects in relation to the murder, seeking the death penalty for five of the suspects.The CIA believes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing of Khashoggi, sources familiar with the matter said on Friday, complicating President Donald Trump's efforts to preserve ties with a key U.S. ally.The sources said the CIA had briefed other parts of the U.S. government, including Congress, on its assessment, which contradicts Saudi government assertions that Prince Mohammed was not involved.
Dahlan ‘cover-up team’ from Lebanon helps hide traces of Khashoggi murder