Who Is Behind These Somalia
Pirates?
Everyone Gets Hijacked
Piracy in the Red Sea: Saudi
points towards Israel
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The Issue Is The Control Of The Red Sea
Not only do columnists and analysts openly accuse Israel of
sponsoring acts of piracy that multiply off Somali waters, but they
also do not hide their fears of an internationalization of security in
the Red Sea, where Israel plays a decisive role.
“What is happening in the Horn of Africa is not a simple case of
piracy. These acts of piracy raise various questions about the
capabilities and equipment of simple outlaws who are seeking
ransoms,” Nawaf Al-Meshal Sabhan wrote on Tuesday, November 25th in
the Saudi daily Al-Iqtissadia. 5
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Israel Wants A Presence In The Red Sea
“These acts triggered statements on the internationalization of the
Red Sea, in which the enemy state of Israel would be a crucial
element,” he adds.
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Israel Seeks An International Security Team In The Suez Canal
Israel advises Moller-Maersk, the world’s largest container ship
operator, to divert its huge merchant fleet from Suez Canal and take
the route via the Cape of Good Hope. Naturally, if Israel controlled
the Suez security they would guarantee safety.
“Who has got an interest in putting pressure on Egypt, by diverting
cargo ships of Suez Canal and by making Egypt lose daily income of
over $15 million?” the analysts ask again.
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The Red Sea Is The Heart Of Arabia
“Who is behind acts of piracy?” was the headline of a recent column
by the daily Al-Riyadh’s editorialist Dr. Hashem Abdou Hashem.
“These repeated acts of piracy are pre-meditated. They are sponsored
by a State or organization, in any case by a party seeking to create
tension, concern and instability in the Red Sea, in order to achieve
strategic interests,” he wrote.
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Who Has The Sophisticated Equipment?
Arab countries bordering the Red Sea “are now faced with four dangers:
The internationalization of security in the Red Sea with the pretext
of fighting piracy, Israel’s covetousness of seeking to play a key
role in the Red Sea, the theft of Arab oil through piracy, without
counting the blow to navigation in the Suez Canal.”
The daily Al-Iqtissadiya asked in its editorial Monday “how hackers
may have means of air defense, missiles guided by satellites,
computers and advanced navigation equipment?”
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Saudis Are Well Aware of Israeli Plotting
Speaking on November 20th in Cairo at a meeting of Arab officials,
Saudi officials said "Israeli troops in the Red Sea are a box of
vipers". “Israel’s aims for playing a key role in the Red Sea"
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Oil Tankers Mean Big Money
Besides the instability, this Mafia is making a fortune in ransoms.
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The Russian-Israeli Mafia
They are the first choice because they have been African diamond
smugglers, insurrectionists, and gun-runners. They have interests
inside the Somalia government.
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López Peña
Another suspected Israeli kingpin with ties to African
smuggling operations.
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