Historical Analysis of Saudi Violence

In 1903, Abdulaziz bin Al Saud killed 160

Muslims from the Tayy tribe. As for the year

1904, Abdulaziz bin Al Saud killed

3,300 Sunni Muslims from the

Shammar tribe. The first to conspire against Muslim blood in

1914, during World War

One, was King Abdulaziz bin Al Saud when

he joined the British-French alliance to bring down the Islamic Caliphate,

and more than

200,000 Muslims were killed in these battles in service of the Jewish project.

In 1918, Abdulaziz bin Al

Saud's army killed more than a thousand Muslims to seize

the land of the Hijaz. In 1920,

the Al Saud army killed more than 3,000 Muslims from

the tribes of the Kuwait Valley. In that same year,

the Al Saud army killed more than 3,500

Muslims to seize the Asir region. From

the year 1920 to the year

1930, according to various statistics, Abdul

Aziz bin Al Saud's army killed more than forty-five Muslims

in the most horrific and atrocious ways. In

1925, the Al Saud army killed more than

three thousand Muslims from Jordanian tribes and seized the land of the Hejaz.

Hejaz. In 1930, Abdul

Aziz turned against his allies and killed some of them with

the British, 1,500 Muslims.

From 1930 until

1935, the House of Saud's army killed

more than 18,000 Yemeni Muslims.

Also from 1930 until

1941, Saudi Arabia conspired with

the British and French mandates against the revolutionary movement that began in Iraq

to restore the Islamic caliphate, during which more than

8,000 Iraqi Muslims were killed. In

1940, because the House of Saud supported the British with oil and money,

more than 18,000 Muslims from

the Egyptian people were killed in the Battle of El Alamein, where

Germany asked Italy to bomb Saudi oil fields.