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Will the Holiest land of Islam become a big base to provide logistic support for attacks on another Muslim country, Syria? As the story is developing, this has become a foregone conclusion. Saudi Arabia has not only approved of the attack by the US, it is ready to provide its vast air force and bases to Western militaries.
John Kerry, the U.S. Secretary of State informed in Paris on Sunday that Saudi Arabia has approved international military intervention in Syria. He met Arab League ministers and after meeting Saudi foreign minister, Saud al Faisal declared that they (Saudis) support the strike. Saudi Arabia, an oil-rich country exercises heavy clout among the Muslim countries, called Ummah. It was understood that militants fighting the forces of incumbent Assad regime were funded by Saudis and armed by the US. Major element of anti-Assad fighters, called al Nusrah is affiliated with al Qaeda which is a Saudi proxy. This is the first time Saudis have formally acknowledged their desire to bomb Syria.
It would be interesting for the observers that al Qaedas raison détat as declared by Osama bin Laden was to fight against the presence of foreign forces on the Holy Land after the first Gulf War. He vowed to expel them through use of force. Before he could act as promised, he himself was expelled from Saudi Arabia to Sudan from where he proceeded to Taliban-led Afghanistan. The rest is history. The same Saudi Arabia is all set to host foreign militaries again to settle scores against a rival in the Middle East.
Islam's holiest land to become Western militaries' base for strikes against Syria
John Kerry, the U.S. Secretary of State informed in Paris on Sunday that Saudi Arabia has approved international military intervention in Syria. He met Arab League ministers and after meeting Saudi foreign minister, Saud al Faisal declared that they (Saudis) support the strike. Saudi Arabia, an oil-rich country exercises heavy clout among the Muslim countries, called Ummah. It was understood that militants fighting the forces of incumbent Assad regime were funded by Saudis and armed by the US. Major element of anti-Assad fighters, called al Nusrah is affiliated with al Qaeda which is a Saudi proxy. This is the first time Saudis have formally acknowledged their desire to bomb Syria.
It would be interesting for the observers that al Qaedas raison détat as declared by Osama bin Laden was to fight against the presence of foreign forces on the Holy Land after the first Gulf War. He vowed to expel them through use of force. Before he could act as promised, he himself was expelled from Saudi Arabia to Sudan from where he proceeded to Taliban-led Afghanistan. The rest is history. The same Saudi Arabia is all set to host foreign militaries again to settle scores against a rival in the Middle East.
Islam's holiest land to become Western militaries' base for strikes against Syria