Moroccan Officer Exposes Shocking Revelation: Zionist-Backed Secret Prisons in Morocco for Torturing Palestinian Leaders
BY: Hana Saada
ALGIERS- In a shocking reportage by Dzair Tube channel, dissident Moroccan officer Abdelilah Issou has brought to light several alarming revelations, stirring up the Makhzen regime and exposing hidden aspects of the situation in Morocco. These disclosures have far-reaching implications, including the existence of secret prisons, the increasing influence of the Zionist entity, the establishment of biological weapons labs near Algeria’s border, corruption within the Royal Moroccan Army, and the strained relationship between the Makhzen and the military.
Secret Prisons and Zionist Influence
Issou’s disclosures have exposed the existence of secret prisons in Morocco, established by the Zionist entity in collaboration with the Makhzen following a normalization agreement. These prisons are reported to house prominent Palestinian leaders, who are transported to Morocco rather than being held in the occupied territories. The purpose behind this transfer is said to be subjecting them to forms of torture in Morocco. Such practices contradict the principles and values upheld by Arab and Islamic nations.
Moreover, the revelations point to an unprecedented level of Zionist influence in Morocco. It is noted that the Zionist entity has gained control over various sectors of the Moroccan government, including the Makhzen regime, the palace, the army, and the intelligence services. Through dependency-inducing agreements, the Zionists have become a perceived threat to neighboring Algeria, operating under the guise of the Makhzen.
Biological Weapons Labs and Security Concerns
The dissident officer also unveiled the establishment of laboratories for lethal biological weapons near the border with Algeria, carried out with the blessing of the Zionist entity and its Makhzen’s agents. This revelation raises grave concerns about the security and stability of the region, as the presence of such weapons in close proximity to a neighboring country could have dire consequences.
Corruption within the Royal Moroccan Army
Issou shed light on the dire living conditions of Moroccan soldiers stationed in Western Sahara, where they are allegedly forced to spend their salaries on purchasing food from army clubs due to inadequate provisions in barracks restaurants. This revelation highlights systemic issues within the Royal Moroccan Army, including corruption and mismanagement that impact the welfare of the troops. Addressing these grievances is crucial to maintaining the morale and effectiveness of the military.
Makhzen’s Fear of Military Coup and Loss of Confidence
The dissident officer’s disclosures have also exposed the Makhzen’s persistent fear of a military coup against the palace. This fear can be traced back to a failed coup attempt in 1971, which has left the upper echelons of the palace in a constant state of terror. This strained relationship between the Makhzen and the military has had implications for the Moroccan military exercises. Issou stresses that the much-publicized African Lion maneuvers conducted by the Moroccan military are pale in comparison to those carried out by the Algerian army, portraying the former as mere simulations rather than realistic training scenarios.
