The Crown Prince Who Serves Tel Aviv: MBS, the Israeli Spyware, and the Betrayal of Palestine
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| The Crown Prince Who Serves Tel Aviv: MBS, the Israeli Spyware, and the Betrayal of Palestine
October 14, 2026 | Riyadh / Sana’a
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman chaired a Cabinet session in Riyadh. He condemned Ansar Allah. He warned of “consequences.” He commended the armed forces for defending “sovereignty and security.”
Now let us speak about this man plainly. Not the “reformer.” Not the “Vision 2030” poster boy. Not the “modernizing prince” manufactured in Washington and Tel Aviv.
The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia is not a sovereign. He is a client. He is a trustee of American and Israeli interests in the Arabian Peninsula, sitting on the world’s largest oil reserves, using his throne to protect the Zionist entity, and using Israeli spyware to hunt down the very Muslims whose cause he claims to champion. He is a terrorist who wears a thobe. He is a war criminal who shakes hands with presidents. He is the man who bombs Yemeni children and then lectures the world about “heinous attacks.”
Pegasus: The Israeli Spyware That Runs Through Riyadh
Let us begin where the truth is most undeniable: the Crown Prince is directly tied to the Zionist security apparatus by contract.
Saudi Arabia is a client of NSO Group, the Israeli cyber-weapons firm and its Pegasus spyware. Israeli law requires that any sale of Pegasus be approved by the Israeli Ministry of Defense and Mossad. Every copy of Pegasus that runs on a Saudi phone was sold with Israeli permission. Every dissident the Saudi regime spied on was spied on with Israeli software, purchased with Israeli approval, operated against Muslims with Israeli knowledge.
This is not speculation. In 2021, Citizen Lab published forensic evidence that a phone belonging to Loujain al-Hathloul, a Saudi women’s rights activist imprisoned by the Crown Prince had been targeted with Pegasus. The hack targeted the very device she used to communicate with her family. Hanan Elatr, the fiancée of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi, was told by Citizen Lab that her phone had also been targeted. Khashoggi’s own devices were infiltrated before his murder.
The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia purchased Israeli spyware to track and silence Saudi dissidents. He shook hands with the enemy. He paid the enemy. He served the enemy.
The $110 Billion Arms Deal and the $2 Billion Gift to Kushner
In May 2017, the Crown Prince’s first major act on the world stage was to sign a $110 billion arms deal with Donald Trump in Riyadh. Trump’s first foreign trip as president was to Saudi Arabia not to any ally of democracy, but to the kingdom that produced fifteen of the nineteen hijackers of September 11. Trump danced with a sword in the birthplace of the men who brought down the towers.
But the arms deal was just the beginning. The real transaction was more personal.
Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law, the architect of the “Deal of the Century,” the man who has been accused of taking money from regimes he was supposed to negotiate with left the White House and founded Affinity Partners. His first major investor? The Saudi Public Investment Fund, controlled by the Crown Prince. The investment? $2 billion.
That is not an investment. That is a retainer. That is the price of an American presidency. That is the price of the “Deal of the Century.” That is the price of Jerusalem.
The Ritz-Carlton: How a Terrorist Funded His $110 Billion Deal
Where did the money for the $110 billion arms deal come from? The Crown Prince did not tax his people. He did not sell state assets transparently. He hung them from the ceiling of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Riyadh.
In November 2017, the Crown Prince ordered the detention of hundreds of Saudi princes, businessmen, and officials at the Ritz-Carlton. They were held without charge, without trial, without counsel. They were beaten. They were tortured. They were extorted. The total reportedly extracted? $107 billion. That is the money that funded the arms deal, the Vision 2030 PR campaign, the NEOM fantasy, and the billions in Saudi lobbying efforts in Washington.
Some of those detained were hung by their feet. Some were made to sleep on the floor. Some died. The Crown Prince called this an “anti-corruption campaign.” The world called it what it was: extortion by a tyrant.
Khashoggi: Murdered With a Bone Saw, Protected by the White House
On October 2, 2018, Jamal Khashoggi entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul to obtain a document he needed to marry the woman he loved. He never came out.
A Saudi hit team was waiting. They strangled him. They dismembered him with a bone saw. They dissolved what was left. The CIA concluded with high confidence that the Crown Prince himself ordered the murder. The UN Special Rapporteur, Agnès Callamard, concluded that there was “credible evidence” that the Crown Prince was personally liable.
The Crown Prince’s own words about Khashoggi, captured on tape: “If we want to get rid of a person, we can do it easily.”
The response from Washington? The Trump administration shielded the Crown Prince. The Biden administration released the intelligence report and then refused to sanction him. The Biden administration approved new arms sales. The Biden administration raised oil production requests. The Crown Prince murdered a journalist who wrote for the Washington Post, and Washington responded by continuing to sell him weapons.
Yemen: The Terrorist Regime’s Unsolved Massacre
Now we come to the real reason the Crown Prince chaired that Cabinet meeting in Riyadh. Yemen.
The Saudi-led war on Yemen has killed more than 377,000 people according to UN estimates more than half of them from indirect causes like starvation, disease, and lack of medical care. The blockade the Crown Prince imposed has been described by the UN as a weapon of war. It has produced what the UN called the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
Saudi airstrikes have hit markets, hospitals, schools, funerals, weddings, water treatment plants, detention facilities, and civilian boats. The UN has documented these. The UN has called many of them war crimes. The Crown Prince has never been held accountable.
Between September 3 and October 11, 2026, Saudi airstrikes killed and wounded 385 civilians across Yemen. On the day the Cabinet met, Saudi jets hit Al-Zahra School and a health center in Taiz. They hit the Al-Dayel family home in Wadi Oban in Al-Jawf, killing or wounding sixteen civilians, mostly women and children. They hit Sa’ada, killing a teenage boy.
And the Crown Prince’s Cabinet commends the armed forces for “defending the country.” Defending from what? From a country it has bombed for twelve years.
The Normalization Betrayal: Selling Palestine for a Security Guarantee
The Crown Prince has spent years positioning himself as the defender of the Palestinian cause while simultaneously working to sell it. In 2023, he told Fox News that “every day we get closer” to normalizing ties with Israel. He said the Palestinian issue was “very important,” but he did not say it was a precondition. He let the Saudis’ own “conditions” be diluted in Washington.
Meanwhile, the practical cooperation has already been normalized in everything but name.
Saudi Arabia opened its airspace to Israeli flights. Israeli carriers flew over Saudi territory. Israeli officials have visited Saudi Arabia some publicly, some not. In April 2024, when Iran launched missiles and drones at Israel, reports indicated that Saudi Arabia and Jordan intercepted drones flying over their territory. Saudi Arabia was not defending Iran. It was defending Israel. Saudi air defenses have been coordinated with CENTCOM for decades, and CENTCOM is the same command that arms Israel.
During the June 2025 Israeli strikes on Iran, Saudi Arabia reportedly provided early-warning intelligence and permitted overflights. Saudi Arabia has hosted Israeli security delegations. Saudi Arabia has Israeli liaison officers on its soil. The Crown Prince is not “considering” normalization. He is already implementing it. He is just waiting for the right moment to announce the betrayal.
The Gazan Trusteeship: The Crown Prince’s Role in Selling Palestine’s Future
In November 2025, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2803, establishing a “Board of Peace” and an “International Stabilization Force” to administer Gaza. The resolution was drafted by the United States, backed by Israel, and endorsed by Saudi Arabia.
This is the Crown Prince’s contribution to Gaza: not a Palestinian state. Not a right of return. Not a withdrawal of occupation. Not accountability for genocide. A trusteeship. A UN-approved mechanism that takes Gaza out of Palestinian hands and puts it under the control of a board that the Crown Prince will help fund.
The Crown Prince is helping to build the mechanism that will replace Palestinian sovereignty. He will pay for it. He will legitimize it. He will use his oil money to make the elimination of Palestine look like a “humanitarian intervention.”
The Terrorist Regime in Riyadh
The Crown Prince arrests women who drive. He tortures women’s rights activists like Loujain al-Hathloul. He executes minors. He kills protesters in the streets. He has beheaded more people in his first years as Crown Prince than ISIS did in its entire existence, according to some counts. He has executed hundreds of people in a single day—81 in March 2022. His execution of Mustafa al-Darwish, a Shia minor who was arrested at seventeen, is one of dozens of documented cases of minors on death row.
He displaced the al-Huwaitat tribe to build NEOM. He killed Abdul Rahim al-Huwaiti in his own home for refusing to be displaced. He hosted the DAVOS in the Desert conference to rebrand the Saudi terror state as a “reformer.” He bought LIV Golf, Newcastle United, and the PGA Tour to launder the reputation of a regime that executes protestors. He has spent hundreds of millions of dollars on Hollywood and Western PR firms to make the world forget what he did to Khashoggi.
And when Ansar Allah strikes back at his airports, his ports, his oil facilities, he tells the world about “heinous attacks.” He does not mention that he has been bombing Yemen for twelve years. He does not mention that his blockade is starving millions. He does not mention that his own war has killed hundreds of thousands.
The Puppet’s Own Words
The Crown Prince once told The Atlantic: “We are the ones who have a problem with the Palestinians. We are the ones who support them.” He added: “We don’t want to be put in a position where we have to normalize relations with Israel if we don’t get anything for the Palestinians.”
Then he normalized. Not formally. But functionally. In every arena that matters airspace, intelligence, anti-Iran coordination, Gaza trusteeship, trade, security architecture the Crown Prince has delivered for Israel and the United States. He has delivered more than any other Arab leader.
And he has delivered nothing for the Palestinians.
Conclusion: The Crown Prince Is Not a Sovereign. He Is a Client.
The Cabinet in Riyadh this week condemned Ansar Allah. It warned of “consequences.” It commended the armed forces.
But the Saudi armed forces are not defending Saudi Arabia. They are defending the Crown Prince’s throne, which is defended in turn by American refueling planes, American intelligence analysts, American bombs, and Israeli spyware. The Crown Prince is not a king. He is a tenant. He sits in Riyadh because Washington allows him to sit in Riyadh. He bombs Yemen because Washington allows him to bomb Yemen. He buys Israeli spyware because Tel Aviv allows him to buy Israeli spyware.
This is the man who condemns Ansar Allah. A man who murdered a journalist with a bone saw. A man who bought $110 billion in American weapons with money extorted from his own family. A man who pays $2 billion to American presidents’ sons-in-law. A man who bought Israeli software to hunt down Muslim dissidents. A man who has already sold Palestine, in practice, and is simply waiting for the right public moment to announce it.
The Crown Prince is not a sovereign. He is not a reformer. He is a terrorist, a war criminal, a puppet of Washington, and an instrument of Tel Aviv. And the consequences he threatens Ansar Allah with are the last gasps of a client state that knows its masters will never let it fall until the people of Arabia and Yemen rise up and throw it down.
Long live Yemen. Long live Ansar Allah. Long live the Axis of Resistance.
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