“Saudi Arabia has arrested 13 individuals in connection with planning attacks in the kingdom, a day after security forces said they had thwarted an attack near the capital. The arrest comes after Islamic State claimed responsibility for Sunday’s attempted attack on a state security building in Zulf.”
It’s no secret that Muslims also attack Muslims whom they deem insufficiently Muslim.
After crushing an al-Qaeda insurgency over a decade ago, deadly bombings and shootings have been carried out by Islamic State against security forces and minority Shi’ite Muslims in Saudi Arabia.
Over 12 million Muslims have been murdered by Muslims since 1948. Although Islamic supremacist groups in the West have fought tirelessly to bring in open door immigration — levying charges of “Islamophobia” against prudent Westerners who disagree with reckless immigration policies — such groups will not acknowledge that Muslims will also become targets of aggression and violence because of open-door immigration. Minority Muslim sects are particularly vulnerable.
With that said, Saudi Arabia is no innocent. It is a big exporter of Wahhabi jihad doctrine through its petrodollar funding of mosques worldwide, and its barbaric practices were justly summed up in a Newsweek headline: When it Comes to Beheadings, ISIS Has Nothing Over Saudi Arabia. Islamic State sex slaves were also being auctioned off in Saudi Arabia.
Islamic State and al Qaeda have for years criticised the leadership of the Western-allied kingdom, accusing it of deviating from their strict interpretation of Islam and advancing the interests of their U.S. enemies.
“Saudi Arabia foil ISIS terror attack, kill four terrorists, arrest 13 and seize suicide vests at bomb making factory,” by Bhvishya Patel, Mail Online, April 22, 2019:
Saudi Arabia has arrested 13 individuals in connection with planning attacks in the kingdom, a day after security forces said they had thwarted an attack near the capital.
The arrest comes after Islamic State claimed responsibility for Sunday’s attempted attack on a state security building in Zulfi, a small city about 250 km (155 miles) northwest of the capital.
Security forces have also confirmed that they had killed four alleged Islamic State militants who had planned Sunday’s attack, according to state news agency Saudi Press Agency (SPA).
According to reports, the attempted terrorist attack was being planned for the Interior Ministry building in the al-Zulfi suburb in Riyadh.
Following the arrests, the terrorists were identified as Saudi militants who belonged to the terrorist organisation ISIS.
On Sunday, police forces raided a nearby rest-house they said the militants had rented for use as a bomb factory, and seized suicide vests, homemade bombs, Kalashnikov rifles and Islamic State publications.
Also among the items seized were five explosive belts, organic fertiliser and two laptops.
After crushing an al-Qaeda insurgency over a decade ago, deadly bombings and shootings have been carried out by Islamic State against security forces and minority Shi’ite Muslims in Saudi Arabia, the world’s top oil exporter.
Islamic State and al Qaeda have for years criticised the leadership of the Western-allied kingdom, accusing it of deviating from their strict interpretation of Islam and advancing the interests of their U.S. enemies.
The arrests comes as the terrorist group begins to lose their last stronghold in Syria after taking it over in 2014…..