New Algeria Front: The Makhzen has become a country occupied by the Zionist entity – New Algeria

The head of the elhiwar us Front party, Jamal Ben Abdel Salam, yesterday, in a lengthy interview he conducted with Al-Wataniya TV, praised the diplomatic approach adopted since President Abdelmadjid Tebboune came to power, and in return opened “fire on the Arab regimes that have normalized with the Zionist entity.” He said, “The current stage requires concerted efforts and a repetition of the 1979 scenario, when the steadfastness and confrontation front was formed, which includes five honorable Arab countries that did not side with Israel.”

Ben Abdel Salam began the dialogue by talking about “the foreign policy pursued by the Algerian state,” and said that “his formation The political party was opposed to President Tebboune before he came to power, but after examining the pledges he made and its exercise of power, it became clear that the elhiwar us Front shares many points with him, especially those related to foreign policy. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune continued the same plan that they knew during the era of the late President Houari. Boumediene compared to the past two decades, where a contraction and closure of positions was recorded.”

When talking about the ongoing war in Gaza since last October, the spokesman said, “The Palestinian resistance has produced several things, the first of which is at the military level. Everything that has been achieved so far is considered victories that will culminate in the end of the Zionist presence in the occupied Palestinian territories. At the humanitarian and relief level, the resistance has revealed… The nature of the international conflict. Today, Gaza is not fighting the Zionist enemy alone, but rather is fighting the global Zionist movement allied with the colonial Crusades in its renewed colonialism.”

The Gaza war exposed the betrayal of the Arabs

At the international level, the head of the elhiwar us Front party confirms that the resistance “uncovered the traitors, agents, normalizers, and Arabists, and perhaps the most important thing that the war produced was the performance of the elites and the media, which is still far from the requirements of the current stage,” and here he refers to “the traitorous Arab regimes.” He cites “some Gulf countries, except for Kuwait, which is performing its relief role in the best possible way.”

From Jamal Ben Abdel Salam’s perspective, the normalizing countries could have persuaded the Zionist entity to stop the destruction or even cease fire. In complete contrast, these countries lined up behind the entity, which is what prompts us today to reconsider our dealings with these Arab regimes that have begun to bargain and blackmail. Weak countries, and here he refers, for example, to what Sudan was subjected to, which was in dire need of four billion dollars in order to solve the internal crises in which it was floundering. For this purpose, the UAE provided it with 80 million dollars in exchange for recruiting part of its youth to fight in Yemen, but Sudan did not find it. There is no other way but normalization with the Zionist entity, which is of course not a justification based on the proverb “The free woman goes hungry and does not eat from her breast.”

The head of the elhiwar us Front party called for “the formation of an alliance similar to the alliance whose birth was announced in 1979, consisting of five honorable Arab countries,” and the speaker did not rule out in this context that “the tripartite Maghreb meeting that brought together Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya could be the nucleus for the emergence of an alliance.” Similar to putting pressure on the enemy.”

The warehouse has become an occupied country

As for the second solution, according to the speaker, it is represented by “the movement of the Arab peoples,” and he cited as evidence “the Makhzen regime, which is considered among the regimes that must be overthrown immediately.” He continued, asking: “I do not know why the Moroccan people are preserving the regime that handed over the economy and the Moroccan state to the Zionist occupation. Morocco Today, it has become an occupied state, and it is preparing Western Sahara to be an alternative homeland for the Zionist enemy, and it works day and night with the Emirates, and in coordination with the entity, to strike the steadfastness of the Algerian state.”

He continued, confirmed, “The Moroccan and Gulf peoples bear part of the responsibility, and what is currently required is the overthrow of the Makhzen regime,” and he wondered, saying: “I do not know why the Moroccan people have so far maintained the system of peace of the economy and the Moroccan state under the Zionist occupation. Today, Morocco has become an occupied state and is preparing Western Sahara to be An alternative homeland for the Zionist enemy, and it works day and night with the Emirates, in coordination with the Zionist entity, to strike at the stability of the Algerian state.”

In the view of the head of the elhiwar us Front party, Jamal Ben Abdel Salam, diplomatic mechanisms remain “the only way to confront what you are facing in the neighbourhood, in addition to other papers that cannot be disclosed publicly.”

Why UAE? What is its purpose?

The head of the elhiwar us Front, Jamal Ben Abdel Salam, responds by saying that “the official Arab regime, with the exception of Algeria from Iraq to Rabat, was established in British laboratories, and there are some Arab regimes that carried out military coups, as happened in Iraq and Syria and the July Revolution in Egypt and Yemen.” He points out that “some Countries have succeeded in getting out of the tunnel of employment, while some other Arab regimes are still functional regimes that receive and implement orders and have contributed to striking and overthrowing Iraq and destroying Syria and are working against Iran with all their might.”

Today, Jamal bin Abdel Salam says, “The UAE and the Makhzen regime were assigned a mission, at the behest of the Zionists, to undermine the stability of Algeria and confuse it so that it does not carry out its security, regional, and national roles.”

Fouad Q