فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
In a new escalation of diplomatic tensions in North Africa, the Algerian national radio has leveled sharp accusations against Morocco and France, pointing to what it described as a “multi-faceted conspiracy” related to the Sahara issue.
In a controversial report, the Algerian radio alleged the existence of an alliance between what it called “Moroccan expansionism,” “Zionist lobbies,” and the French right. The report claimed that this alliance aims to “punish Algeria” for its supportive stance on the Palestinian cause, in addition to the French right’s desire to “punish Algeria for regaining its independence.”
In an attempt to support its claims, the state radio resorted to invoking historical events dating back centuries. It accused Morocco of treachery, holding it responsible for the surrender of Emir Abdelkader in 1837. However, there seems to be a confusion in historical facts, as this event was linked to the victory of the Marinids of Fez over the Zianids in the Battle of Tafna in 1281.
This media escalation comes at a time when speculation is increasing about the possibility of France supporting the Moroccan position on the Sahara issue, raising Algeria’s fears of a shift in regional power balances.
These developments highlight the depth of political and historical disputes in the region and indicate the continued tension in relations between Algeria and Morocco, with international parties intertwined in this complex regional conflict.
