Mossad (Zionist Entity), DGSE (France) and DGED (Morocco) align in a meeting in Tel Aviv, before taking action

According to the Algerian daily El-Khabar, which claims to rely on reliable and authorized sources (i.e. Algerian intelligence services), Israeli (Mossad), French (DGSE) and Moroccan (DGED) intelligence officers met in Tel Aviv on Monday May 29, 2023, to discuss a single topic on the meeting agenda: destabilizing Algeria and Tunisia.  The tripartite plan would involve destabilization actions targeting national unity in several Algerian wilayas, in particular Algiers, Oran, Tizi-Ouzou and Béjaïa.

The reputation of the daily El-Khabar and its proximity to certain authorized circles means that we have to take this information, which appears to be precise and detailed, very seriously. El-Khabar's source even gives the number of French and Moroccan intelligence officers involved in this meeting (5 French officers and 14 Moroccan officers). This information reminds us that our country has been under Zionist threat since 1977, because of our country's refusal to accept the dishonor of the Camp David agreements with the Zionist entity. Since the late 70s, the Zionist entity has spared no effort to harm our country: the attempted bombing of the Club des Pins, the black decade, the Gharadïa riots, and so on.

What is the Zionist plan to destroy Algeria? 

After the Zionists had tried several methods of destabilization which proved inconclusive, Israel decided 10 years ago to change strategy by investing massively in the MAK (direct funding) and RACHAD (indirect funding via Qatar and the Emirates), on the one hand, and in the racist anti-Kabylian movement in Algeria on the other. The idea is to prepare all the ingredients for the advent of an ethnic conflict in Algeria between Arabs and Kabyles.  

This strategy is not new, having already been used in Bosnia and Rwanda: the modus operandi consists in creating a climate of tension between communities by spreading messages of hatred and using lies, sometimes to explain to the majority that a minority controls political and economic power. This is exactly what Naïma Salhi, Benkoula, Chouchane, Khetel, Boudjerboua, Oussama Ouahid, Zaïm and other sinister characters belonging to the same racist school of thought as Naima Salhi have been doing methodically for several years, with complete impunity and without the intervention of the Algerian justice system.

On the other hand, we have the MAK, whose ranks also include notorious Islamophobes and racists who use supremacist rhetoric and the fruits of the labours of anti-Kabylian racists to bolster their ranks and support the rhetoric of the alleged impossibility of cohabiting with Arabs, who would like to physically and culturally annihilate the inhabitants of Kabylia.

This strategy is disconcerting in its simplicity, but unfortunately it works very well and is about to succeed if the Algerian state doesn't intervene quickly to declare the anti-Kabylian racists a terrorist movement, as was the case for the MAK and RACHAD.

The aim of the Zionist entity and its acolytes (France and Morocco) is to divide Algeria (see figure below), so that the Algerian micro-states recognize the Zionist entity and control of Algeria's natural wealth is facilitated.

To achieve this, the only solution is to resort to the "humanitarian" right of interference so dear to Bernard Henri Levy's heart. The scenario is to trigger bloody clashes between Arab and Kabyle communities in 4 major Algerian cities, including 2 where Arabs are in the majority (Algiers and Oran) and 2 others where Kabyle are in the majority (Tizi-Ouzou and Béjaïa). These clashes will provide the perfect alibi for the "international community" to demand foreign intervention: the various populations will no longer trust Algerian institutions to find a fair and lasting solution. 

The Kabyles will explain that anti-Kabyles racists have been able to insult and slander an entire region with impunity for several years, without Algerian justice intervening to put an end to these acts. 

As for the Arabs, they will say that they don't trust the Algerian state, because the Kabyles have infiltrated every stratum of political and economic power.

What can we do to stop the Zionist plan?

The threat is real, and all the ingredients are in place for it to get out of hand: we have 2 camps that hate each other, and we have 1.2 million Moroccan immigrants in Algeria who can be used as agents provocateurs to trigger clashes between the 2 camps. What's more, each side is backed by foreign powers with considerable international influence.

What reinforces the criticality of the situation is that the majority of the Algerian people have not taken the measure of the danger. We need to redouble our vigilance to block hate speech, whatever its origin. It's also important to make the Algerian people aware of the danger threatening the country, because the partition project exists and is ready to be executed.

May Allah protect our motherland.