28.05.2025 12:00
Members of the "Free Masked Movement," who conceal their faces in Saudi Arabia, protested the administration of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman due to normalization with Israel, secularization, and restrictions on freedom of expression. The movement's spokesperson, Kassab, announced that they would carry out military and civilian actions, directing harsh criticisms at the current government.
A new opposition movement has emerged against Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia. The group, which calls itself the "Free Masked Movement" and conceals their faces, has called for civil disobedience, citing restrictions on freedom of expression, normalization steps with Israel, secularization policies, and economic difficulties as their reasons.
SEVERE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST LEADERS IN MUSLIM COUNTRIES
The person identifying himself as the spokesperson for the movement and using the alias "Kassab" described the governments in Muslim countries as "dishonorable" in a statement he published. Kassab stated that the movement would organize actions under civil and military structures and that they would continue to protest the government.
"WHILE THE PEOPLE OF PALESTINE ARE EXPERIENCING GENOCIDE..."
In his second statement, Kassab harshly criticized Saudi Arabia's cooperation with Israel regarding airspace and trade. He stated, "While the people of Palestine are experiencing genocide, the relationship established with the Zionists is nothing but betrayal," and addressed peaceful protesters, saying, "If you want change, change your methods."
PENALTIES OF UP TO 20 YEARS
In Saudi Arabia, statements contrary to the official view can result in prison sentences of up to 20 years.