Mossad, DGSE, Moroccan services gathered in Tel Aviv…Mysterious plot against Algeria!

BY: Hana Saada

ALGIERS-  An important meeting took place yesterday in Tel Aviv, bringing together influential members of the Mossad, five officials from the French intelligence services, and twelve officials from the Moroccan services. According to reliable security sources, the purpose of this meeting was to develop a destabilization plan for Algeria. This is a serious matter that cannot be ruled out. Rather, it is a real and potentially dangerous threat to the stability of the country.

The situation is alarming, as three clandestine conductors are raising the specter of destabilization and disorder in Algeria, with the aim of weakening the country and pushing it towards chaos. The Mossad is believed to be guiding this plot.

Algerian redeployment: A threat to stability

It is no secret that Algeria has been plagued by a series of destabilization efforts that seem to resurface cyclically whenever the country is on the right track or maintains strong regional and international relations. However, after an exceptional Arab Summit last November, Algeria has taken significant steps to re-establish economic and security partnerships with European countries, those of the Arab world, China, the United States, and Russia. This diplomatic redeployment has yielded tangible results on several fronts, such as Mali and Libya, without compromising on critical issues such as the Palestinian question or the Western Sahara issue.

These developments have allowed Algeria to emerge from two decades of forced confinement and recover from a powerful political earthquake after the Hirak. The country is also weathering the COVID-19 pandemic well and building up serenely, especially over the past two years. President Tebboune has extended a cooperative hand to all countries except those who do not want it, and unfortunately, there are many who fall into this category.

Security sources have reported that a well-structured plan is in place to destabilize Algeria by targeting specific targets spread throughout the national territory. Cities such as Algiers, Oran, Tizi Ouzou, and Béjaïa are targeted as theaters of violent unrest. The plan aims to shake the entire country by targeting the different segments that make up its strength: economics, politics, diplomacy, and the national army, which constitutes the backbone of the country.

The entire destructive apparatus has been set in motion, with reports being made against international organizations for their alleged non-compliance with the rule of law and democratic principles. These reports serve as a pretext for foreign interference. Additionally, there is a systematic denigration of institutions and the governance system, as well as the spread of false information and propaganda on social media platforms to incite social unrest. All of these elements are aimed at destabilizing the country and weakening its defense capabilities. This operation is also focused on neighboring Tunisia.

“Wolf” Operation  against Tunisia

According to L’Expression sources, a covert operation codenamed “Wolf” was launched in May with the aim of destabilizing Tunisia. The operation involves creating waves of protests and disturbances to weaken and isolate President Kaïs Saïed. Tunisia, already facing a political crisis, is now being subjected to a strangulation strategy that threatens to push the country to the brink of collapse.

The objective of this operation is to strike a blow at Tunisia’s young democracy, which has committed the “sin” of refusing to normalize its relations with the Zionist entity and supporting the right of peoples to self-determination. The country’s troubles began in the summer of 2022, when President Kaïs Saïed received Sahrawi President Brahim Ghali. This official reception ignited Moroccan anger, and Tunisia now finds itself on the list of countries to be destroyed in North Africa.

Morocco’s actions have paved the way for the Zionist entity to influence the strategic balance of the Maghreb theater, which is a cause for concern not only for Algeria but also for France. France sees itself disputing its traditional zone of influence, and the possibility of an Algerian-Moroccan armed conflict would be the worst-case scenario for France. It would inevitably become a closed field of inter-Maghreb rivalries.

It is imperative that we remain vigilant and take the necessary measures to counteract these malicious efforts. We must work together to uphold the rule of law and democratic principles and protect our institutions and governance system from unwarranted attacks. By doing so, we can safeguard our country’ stability and security, and ensure a prosperous future for our citizens.

(Translated with adaptation from the French-language website: L’expression)/