JNN 10 May 2012 Riyadh : Saudi Arabia’s Eastern province has been hit by yet another anti-government protest rally in which demonstrators have condemned the long-time rule of Al Saud for its suppression of protests. Continue reading
Tag Archives: House of Saud
Following US now Saudi Government want to Push Energy Starved Pakistan into Darkness
JNN 12 April 2012 : Riyadh has sent a message to Islamabad offering an “alternative package” to meet Pakistan’s growing energy need so that it can abandon the Iran-Pakistan (IP) gas pipeline project, Press reports. Continue reading
Fresh Anti Government Protest , despite Violent Crack down by Saudi Forces
JNN 24 Mar 2012 Riyadh : Saudi protesters have staged a fresh anti-government demonstration in the eastern city of Qatif despite a violent crackdown on protests in the oil-rich region. Continue reading
Arabian Shia protesters hold demo against the Economic & Sectarian Injustices of Ale Saud
JNN 24 Feb 2012 Riyadh : Arabian anti-government Shia protesters have rallied in Eastern Province, calling for the downfall of the ruling House of Ale Saud. Continue reading
Saudi forces fire on Peaceful Shia protesters in Qatif
JNN 24 Jan 2012 Qatif : Several Saudi protesters have been injured in an attack by security forces on a demonstration in the Qatif region of the Eastern Province, Press TV reports. Continue reading
Saudi Wahabi Crown Prince Orders Ruthless Crack Down Against Shia Protesters
JNN 15 Dec 2011 Riyadh : Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz al Saud has reportedly ordered police chiefs through an official letter not to show any mercy to anti-government protesters. Continue reading
Saudi Billionaire Prince Talal charged with Rape of a Young Girl in Spain
JNN 15 Sept 2011 Madrid — Spain has reopened a rape probe against a Saudi prince who is one of the world’s richest people, looking again at allegations he drugged and sexually assaulted a young model on a yacht on the Mediterranean island of Ibiza, according to court papers. Continue reading
Power struggle has already started in Saudi Arabia
JNN 11 July 2011 : The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia is in a state of coma and this may lead to a power struggle for the throne in the kingdom, a political analyst says. Continue reading
Bahrain's Al Khalifa regime attempts to distract world attention from trial of activists
JNN 10 May 2011 : King Hamed ibn Isa al- Khalifa announced plans Sunday to lift Bahrain’s emergency rule on June 1, two weeks earlier than the official end of the three-month rule, imposed March 15 in an attempt to halt anti-government unrest. Continue reading
Bahrain’s Al Khalifa regime attempts to distract world attention from trial of activists
JNN 10 May 2011 : King Hamed ibn Isa al- Khalifa announced plans Sunday to lift Bahrain’s emergency rule on June 1, two weeks earlier than the official end of the three-month rule, imposed March 15 in an attempt to halt anti-government unrest. Continue reading
Protest in Arabia to denounce the Ale Saud's Invasion of Bahrain
JNN 06 May 2011 : Hundreds of Saudi anti-government protesters have taken to the streets in the eastern city of Qatif, condemning the brutal crackdown on Bahraini anti-regime demonstrators. Continue reading
Protest in Arabia to denounce the Ale Saud’s Invasion of Bahrain
JNN 06 May 2011 : Hundreds of Saudi anti-government protesters have taken to the streets in the eastern city of Qatif, condemning the brutal crackdown on Bahraini anti-regime demonstrators. Continue reading
Protest Rallies for the Oppressed People of Bahrain gaining Momentum
JNN 02 May 2011 Karachi : A Big rally was taken out in Karachi , on Sunday the 1st May 2011, to show the solidarity with the Oppresed People of Bahrain, which was attended by thousands of Men, women, and Youngsters, while hundred were wearing “ Kafan “ to show there complete support with the Oppressed People of Bahrain , as it gives the Notion that , they are ready to die , to save and support the Just cause of Bahraini People . Continue reading
Saudi’s Deny the Rights to its Citizens Which Islam Permits
JNN 30 Mar 2011 : Saudi women have been refused the right to participate in the coming municipal elections as voters as well as candidates since authorities say are not prepared for the move. Continue reading
Saudi's Deny the Rights to its Citizens Which Islam Permits
JNN 30 Mar 2011 : Saudi women have been refused the right to participate in the coming municipal elections as voters as well as candidates since authorities say are not prepared for the move. Continue reading
Ale Saud’s Arabia or Islamic Republic of Arabia very soon
JNN 14 Mar 2011 : As the Forces of Ale Saud’s Arabia and Bedouin of UAE , have invaded the streets of Bahrain , the Whole of the Muslim World ,and especially the Shia community see it as the act of war against them . There is sense of anger and Hatred against the tyrant rulers who are trying to Kill their own citizens , as the Snake and other Reptiles like crocodiles eat their young ones to feed themselves. Continue reading
Ale Saud's Arabia or Islamic Republic of Arabia very soon
JNN 14 Mar 2011 : As the Forces of Ale Saud’s Arabia and Bedouin of UAE , have invaded the streets of Bahrain , the Whole of the Muslim World ,and especially the Shia community see it as the act of war against them . There is sense of anger and Hatred against the tyrant rulers who are trying to Kill their own citizens , as the Snake and other Reptiles like crocodiles eat their young ones to feed themselves. Continue reading
Saudi Wahabi’s ruin’s Heritage of Mecca & Medina to earn Profit
JNN 25 Feb 2011 : Historic Mecca, the cradle of Islam, is being buried in an unprecedented onslaught by Wahabi zealots. Continue reading
Saudi Wahabi's ruin's Heritage of Mecca & Medina to earn Profit
JNN 25 Feb 2011 : Historic Mecca, the cradle of Islam, is being buried in an unprecedented onslaught by Wahabi zealots. Continue reading
‘Coup may happen in Saudi Arabia’
JNN 18 Dec 2010 : A political analyst has said that a coup could happen in Saudi Arabia, with the health issues of the elderly monarch providing an opportunity for the plotters.“It is possible that a coup could happen, and I see nothing to prevent that from happening,” Dr. Kamal Helbawy of the Center for the Study of Terrorism said in an interview with JNN on Saturday.
“Both in Qatar and Oman in the past, the sons of the kings stole the leadership from their fathers, and I think there is a rift in the house of Saud,” he added.
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah was hospitalized in the United States on November 22 for a debilitating herniated disc, complicated by a hematoma that put pressure on his spine.
Saudi Health Minister Abdullah al-Rabeeah said the state of the monarch’s health was “very reassuring” following the first operation on his disc.
Earlier in the month, US surgeons performed another operation on the monarch’s back, which was reported to have gone smoothly.
“With his old age and sickness, there is suspicion about succession. There has been tension in the family for several decades. I believe there is a political and religious crisis,” Helbawy said.
King Abdullah has left his half-brother, Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz, who is thought to be suffering from cancer, at the helm.
The prolonged convalescence of the Saudi ruler has raised doubts about King Abdullah’s succession.
'Coup may happen in Saudi Arabia'
JNN 18 Dec 2010 : A political analyst has said that a coup could happen in Saudi Arabia, with the health issues of the elderly monarch providing an opportunity for the plotters.“It is possible that a coup could happen, and I see nothing to prevent that from happening,” Dr. Kamal Helbawy of the Center for the Study of Terrorism said in an interview with JNN on Saturday.
“Both in Qatar and Oman in the past, the sons of the kings stole the leadership from their fathers, and I think there is a rift in the house of Saud,” he added.
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah was hospitalized in the United States on November 22 for a debilitating herniated disc, complicated by a hematoma that put pressure on his spine.
Saudi Health Minister Abdullah al-Rabeeah said the state of the monarch’s health was “very reassuring” following the first operation on his disc.
Earlier in the month, US surgeons performed another operation on the monarch’s back, which was reported to have gone smoothly.
“With his old age and sickness, there is suspicion about succession. There has been tension in the family for several decades. I believe there is a political and religious crisis,” Helbawy said.
King Abdullah has left his half-brother, Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz, who is thought to be suffering from cancer, at the helm.
The prolonged convalescence of the Saudi ruler has raised doubts about King Abdullah’s succession.
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