Wide interaction on social media prevailed following the appearance of Saad Al-Jabri, the former intelligence official, whom bin Salman is trying to either kill or arrest.
Al-Jabri opened the files of the Saudi Crown Prince’s ‘dirty’ operations, as he put it, which revealed the widespread ambiguity about the royal family’s struggles, and the corruption of MBS.
In his interview yesterday with the 60 Minutes program on the American CBS channel, Al-Jabri said that the Saudi crown prince had kidnapped his two sons, Omar and Sarah, and they are still in detention to pressure him to surrender.
In his interview, Al-Jabri indicated that he possessed sensitive information about the secrets of MBS’s operations, including the attempt to assassinate King Abdullah for King Salman would take over after him.
He also indicated that the most important reason for his disagreement with bin Salman was his refusal to arrest opponents outside the Kingdom, and kidnap them from Europe to return them to Saudi Arabia, expressing Saudi Arabia's status as a state and not as a mafia gang.
Regarding his expectations about the attempts to kill him, Al-Jabri said that he received many threats, as well as warnings not to move without security measures after the killing of the Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Commenting on what Saad Al-Jabri said, political analysts said that his words are evidence of the weakness of the ruling family and the harshness of its decision, as well as the danger of this regime on the future of the Kingdom, the lives of its people, and its economic resources.
Other observers believe that the only solution to save the Kingdom is to quickly get rid of the bin Salman regime, which does not consider people or decision-makers, in addition to his inexperience and hunger for blood and brutal violations.
Regarding the Kingdom’s economic reality, observers said that it will go from bad to worse, as the statements will support the reluctance of businessmen and foreign investors to work in the Kingdom’s market, because they do not see it as a guarantor of their wealth or their companies and only discover new scandals.
It is worth noting that Al-Jabri’s statements have exposed bin Salman’s tainted reputation abroad even more, and supported the position of opponents of the decision to acquire Newcastle, through which MBS tried to clean his reputation, and paint a false image of his tyrannical regime, but was exposed by the statement of the Saudi intelligence official, Saad Al-Jabri.
