Israel after strategic points in Red Sea

American expert in politics, Kevin Barrett says Israel is using its close relationships with the rulers of Egypt and Saudi Arabia to steal these key strategic outposts in the Red Sea.

“By handing over the islands to the Ibn Saud crime family, whose status as lieutenants of the Rothschild-Zionist crime family is increasingly an open secret, the Zionist Jew and lifelong Mossad sleeper agent al-Sisi (who has concealed his Moroccan Jewish ancestry and Israeli affiliations) is doing Israel’s work,” Barrett wrote in an email interview with the Qods News Agency (Qodsna).

“All that remains to be seen is whether the Saudis immediately and openly hand the islands over to Israel, or whether they dissemble for a few years before doing so,” he added.

Asked about Saudi’s role in supporting the ISIS terror group and it secretly getting security information from Israel, the American analyst said Israel’s long-term strategy is to drag the West into a new war on Islam.

“Israel’s long-term strategy is to drag the West into a new 100-years-war on Islam, hobble the entire Islamic world, and turn its neighbors into failed states so Israel can dominate them and steal more and more of their territory,” he said, adding “ISIS is a perfect instrument of that strategy.”

“As Pakistani strategist Zaid Hamid says, ISIS and related groups are neo-Kharajites dedicated to attacking Muslims, spreading fitna, and destabilizing Muslim lands,” he wrote.

“Additionally, due to their savagery, ISIS and other neo-Kharajite/takfiri groups are useful propaganda set pieces for mobilizing Western public opinion in support of the 100 Years War on Islam for Israel,” he added.

Barrett was then asked whether Turkey was honest in its verbal support to the Palestinian nation amid its repeated voicing of willingness in restoring its ties with Israel.

“Erdogan seems to represent those in the Turkish Islamic democracy movement who are willing to compromise with the corrupt forces of the deep state and its NATO and Zionist friends,’ he wrote, adding for the foreseeable future, Turkey will not be an honest agent regarding Palestine.

“But I hope that some day the Turkish people will force their government to commit itself to the liberation of Palestine,” he added.