Netanyahu Tightens Grip on Diplomatic Secrecy Following Libyan MFA Scandal
BY: Hana Saada
ALGIERS, August 30, 2023 – In the aftermath of a diplomatic scandal involving a disclosed meeting between the Zionist Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and its Libyan counterpart, Zionist Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu has taken decisive action to tighten control over the communication of sensitive diplomatic interactions. The revelation of the meeting in Rome had sparked international condemnation and controversy, prompting the Zionist government to reevaluate its approach to confidential engagements.
The Libyan scandal, which has cast a shadow over international relations, saw the Zionist MFA meet with Libyan diplomat Najla Mankouch in Rome, leading to widespread outrage and discussions about the normalization of relations with the Zionist entity. The incident even elicited a reprimand from the White House, underscoring its global ramifications. However, it appears that the Libyan incident only scratched the surface of a broader and meticulously orchestrated diplomatic maneuver.
Reputable sources familiar with such intricate matters have provided exclusive insight into the details behind the Rome meeting. It is now clear that the encounter between Eli Cohen and Najla Mankouch was not a chance occurrence, but rather the culmination of thorough planning by Zionist diplomatic and security agencies, as well as Italian intelligence services.
This thorough preparation is evident in the Zionist press release regarding the meeting, which contained a wealth of technical specifics. The document revealed exchanges centered around agricultural and irrigation technologies tailored for arid and desert environments, suggesting the precision with which the meeting had been strategized.
Insiders suggest that the meeting could not have taken place without the awareness or even consent of Abdelhamid Debaïba, the head of the Libyan national coalition government. The widespread public backlash, fueled by Libya’s revolutionary history, caught the government off guard, as it was secretly preparing for a Morocco-style normalization that involved security cooperation akin to racial segregation practices in other regions.
Other statements have surfaced, pointing to the involvement of external actors with hidden agendas. The Machiavellian influence of Moroccan leaders, including special adviser André Azoulay, has been cited as a driving force behind the controversial engagement. These actors aimed to divert attention from Algeria’s efforts to stabilize Libya politically and secure its security, while also advancing their own interests in the region.
Abdelhamid Debaïba’ swift suspension of Najla Mankouch, his own head of diplomacy, has raised suspicions that he may have been complicit in the orchestrated meeting. This partnership seemingly did not anticipate the scale of the international uproar that followed. Debaïba’ subsequent visit to the Palestinian embassy in Tripoli to offer explanations only deepened speculation, as the old adage holds true: “he who justifies himself accuses himself.”
Translated from: La Patrie News
