NOURNEWS - Following the escalation of the Al-Saud court's actions with the direct order of "Muhammad bin Salman" regarding the widespread detention of the opposition and even the hostage-taking of the families of the opposition who fled Saudi Arabia, the received news indicates the unity and strengthening of the opposition groups.
In this regard; Abdul Rahman al-Sahimi, a Saudi activist, stated a Coordinating Council of Opposition to the Saudi Regime, consisting of 18 people, including three members of the Saudi family, was planning to oust Muhammad bin Salman from the crown prince.
At the same time, he called on Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz to pay attention to the plans of some Saudi officials to strike at Qatar.
Al-Sahimi said in a video file posted on YouTube that the council would not seek civil disobedience or disarmament, and that its activities would be limited to correspondence with countries around the world and official and governmental institutions.
He added that talks had been held with Islamic parliaments and Arab countries in the Persian Gulf, as well as with members of the US Congress and members of the European Parliament.
Al-Sahimi stated that they are moving in the direction of supporting "Ahmad bin Abdulaziz Al Saud" for the governorship based on the fact that Saudi Arabia is an institutional state and a constitutional monarchy with an elected parliament.
According to this report; Opponents have called on King Salman to remove his son from all positions, including the position as crown prince and to appoint Ahmad bin Abdul Aziz for the position.
Al-Sahimi stated: 17 Islamic countries confirm our approach, but we are waiting for it to start with King Salman. If King Salman wants to inherit the government for his son, I must say that we are not his slaves because it is a country and not a game.
He added: "We feel that the country is in a dangerous situation because the government is putting its citizens in a precarious position due to its useless wars in Yemen and the support of armed groups in Iraq and Syria and the billions in costs that come with it."
Emphasizing that the Saudi Crown Prince has destroyed relations with other countries and has arrested Scholars and freedmen and dozens of Palestinians and all his opponents and even his relatives, he implied: "He has physically eliminated some Scholars and opponents."
Al-Sahimi announces numerous movements of tribes inside Saudi Arabia against bin-Salman policies as he noted that about 900,000 Saudi nationals live abroad and called on members of the ruling family and all dissidents to unite and form a Coordinating Council.
A noteworthy point in al-Sahimi's remarks is his reference to the actions of the Saudi propaganda apparatus and cyber team in attacking some Arab nations and tarnishing their image.
Regarding Islamic sanctities, he stated: "The cities of Mecca and Medina are not limited to 30 million Saudis, but belong to the entire Islamic Ummah, and the Saudi media do not view Jerusalem as an Islamic issue. Therefore, the guardianship of Muhammad bin Salman, the murderer of these sanctuaries, is rejected and unacceptable not only by the citizens of Saudi Arabia, but also by all Muslims in the world."
He also referred to Patriot missile defense systems in Saudi Arabia, saying that 70% of these systems were purchased to protect the palaces of Bin Salman.
He also spoke about the "New" ambitious project on the shores of the Red Sea: "The project is designed to serve Israel because it allows them to access other Saudi lands and return to "their forts in Khyber and Medina."
Al-Sahimi announced plans by some Saudi officials to strike Qatar through explosions a few months before the FIFA World Cup, saying the plan was designed to host Qatar.
He quoted a Saudi lawmaker as saying that the World Cup in Qatar would not be held in 2022, And when asked about the reason, he stated It only takes a few cars bombed in Qatar to keep that from happening.
He also pointed out about the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a journalist critical of the Saudi regime, at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, Turkey: "He has the name of the accomplice who dealt with Khashoggi's body and will give it to the United Nations. The name of this person is not mentioned in any way in the cases related to Khashoggi in Turkey and Saudi Arabia."
Referring to Khashoggi's case, al-Sahimi said: "Saudi Arabia's judicial and religious institutions have become politicized and are in the service of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman."
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