The US intelligence report against “the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia” and “the crown prince” is contrary to legal and professional standards and aims at political blackmail

And based on a careful review of the aforementioned report The International Observatory for Documenting Human Rights Violations announces, after reviewing and verifying, the lack of credibility of the aforementioned report and its classification under the item of political blackmail that the new American administration is trying to impose on the “Kingdom of Saudi Arabia”, especially since this administration was brandishing this blackmail against “the Kingdom” before Its success in the presidential elections is due to the close relationship between former president “Donald Trump” and “the Saudi political leadership” and the Arab strategic depth that “Saudi Arabia” represents.

The Observatory believes that this report violates legal and professional standards. Therefore, it is necessary to look at all the observations and items received to expose the campaigns of falsification of facts that start between here and there, and that the report did not present any concrete evidence, and that it was “based on an intelligence assessment and not on conclusive evidence,” as it contains many “speculations.”

First: All the information that was listed in the report was based on the conclusions, assumptions, speculations and assessments of the US intelligence community.

Second: There is no concrete evidence in the report condemning the Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman, or any information or testimonies that support the security conclusion of the American intelligence service, and this can be discovered by simply reading the aforementioned report.
Third: The report does not exceed three pages, the first includes the title, and the other pages contain many short paragraphs contained in expressions questioning the veracity of the report itself, for example ((we estimate, expect, we think, possibly, we do not know)).

The text of the report read verbatim: “We estimate that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman approved an operation in Istanbul, Turkey, to arrest or kill Saudi journalist Jamal Khashikji.”

The same report explicitly says that it is based on the leadership position of Prince Muhammad bin Salman, where he explicitly stated: ((We base this assessment on the crown prince’s control of decision-making in the Kingdom, and the direct participation of a key advisor and members of the preventive security personnel of Muhammad bin Salman are in the process)).

Then the report goes on, including phrases that make it a subject of suspicion, saying: ((It is unlikely that Saudi officials would carry out an operation of this kind without the permission of the Crown Prince))

In another item, he said: ((We believe that the Rapid Intervention Force members would not have participated in the operation against Khashikji without the approval of Mohammed bin Salman)). The report also included surprising phrases, for example: ((We do not know to what extent the Saudi officials decided in advance to harm him)), and in another item in the report comes the phrase ((We do not know if these individuals know in advance that the operation will result in the killing of “Khashikji”)).

The International Observatory for Documenting Human Rights Violations believes that the case of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashikji is still being trafficked by some international political actors, and their keenness on this blackmail is not for supporting human rights issues as they claim, but rather to achieve expansionist political goals in the Arab region and undermine The prominent role of “Saudi Arabia” in combating Iranian terrorism.

The Observatory considers the American report to be a political par excellence and directed against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in his capacity as a high-ranking government official and as an opponent of Iranian expansion and its terrorist project in the Arab region and the world. Practiced by the politicized media that aims to mislead public opinion in the “Khashikji” case and other issues.

Prince “Mohammed bin Salman” previously denied any knowledge of the killing of “Khashikji”, but said with courage that he bears “the full responsibility as a leader” in “Saudi Arabia”, in an interview with the “60 Minutes” program, broadcast by “CBS” US News on September 30th.

As for the ongoing war in Yemen, it cannot be denied that the “Arab coalition” is responsible for some of the casualties of the war victims, including innocent people and children, but the public opinion must realize that the “Arab coalition” and specifically the leadership of “Saudi Arabia” are fighting “terrorism” and that The terrorist armed groups there, which are supported militarily, financially, logistically and securely from the terrorist regime in “Iran” take civilians as human shields and hostages, and endanger the lives of innocent people and children, which is what the politicized media did not mention in their reports.

The Observatory also commends the commitment of “Saudi Arabia” leadership and judiciary to achieve justice in a transparent manner within the framework of the law in the case of the journalist “Khashoggi”. The whole truth has been revealed despite the political suspicion campaigns faced by “Saudi Arabia”, and that the arrest of the persons involved in the case is considered a clear indication of achieving justice and holding the perpetrators accountable despite their security and political standing, and this is what other Arab regimes lack, as officials enjoy immunity that guarantees their impunity from any crime.

The decisive and courageous decisions and measures taken by the “Saudi” leadership, headed by King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, in this regard are consistent with respecting the principles of local and international law and contribute to the application of justice enforceable on everyone, and this principle is enshrined in the Sharia After these pioneering steps, the organized and programmed campaigns targeting “Saudi Arabia” as a state should stop, with the aim of undermining its reputation politically, economically and humanly, at the Arab and international level. Achieving justice does not mean that we direct arrows at those who work day and night by extending a hand Aid to the poor in various countries of the world, laying down human development plans and combating global terrorism.

The Observatory believes that the “Kingdom of Saudi Arabia” has dealt with the case with full transparency from the beginning until the issuance of final judgments against the convicts, and that these rulings have blocked the way to all attempts of extortion, incitement and systematic slander campaigns, and foiled attempts to politicize the issue with the aim of targeting it, and have proven to the world the extent of The integrity and independence of its judiciary and its credibility in revealing the facts, punishing the convicts, and its constant eagerness to adhere to the values and principles that establish the application of law and justice.

The International Observatory for Documenting Human Rights Violations confirms at the end of this report that he considers Prince Muhammad bin Salman an international figure who fights against corruption and combats domestic and global terrorism, and he is among those who work silently to serve human rights issues in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. In many countries of the world, he leaves humanitarian imprints in the “international relief” works provided by the “Kingdom” with the instructions of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and the personal supervision of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Therefore, we call on all honest international bodies to work and forcefully to honor the Saudi Crown Prince And stop the defamation campaigns against him because they only serve propagators of corruption and sponsors of terrorism.