Ferhat Mehenni meets with the counsellor of the Israeli Embassy in Paris

... Mossad agents and U.S. Secret Service participated in Mehenni...s meeting with the Israeli political counsellor. ... Ferhat Mehenni prepares for an international conference in the Canary Islands to proclaim the independence of the region of Kabylia. ... The Jews of Europe support Mehenni...s movement financially

• Radio ‘Voice of Israel’ has released last week, in a live program, a special broadcast on the Great Kabylia in which it raises the question of autonomy claimed by the movement for autonomy of Kabylia (MAK), led by Kabylian singer Ferhat Mehenni.
  
  During the program, charges that affect the overall security and also affect Algeria's army have been made. Their authors accuse Algeria of committing war crimes in this region, the liquidation of the leaders in the region of Kabylia and attempt to create fitna between Algerian people.
  
  The program, which was broadcasted in Arabic, opens its space to voices that represent media and associations of the Moroccan regime who have accused Algeria to exercise repression against the people of Kabylia, according to what they described as a comparison with the opposition of Algeria to the autonomy of Western Sahara.
  
  Presenters of the program have stated that the people of Kabylia exceeded five million, and defined the geographical boundaries which, according to them, begin from the limits west of the Department of Setif and extend to the west limits of the Department of Tipaza, with the exception of Algiers, Tizi Ouzou is the capital city of the Berber people which has Tamazight as the official and national language and the establishment of religious freedom for Jews and Christians.
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• In this program has been cited the name of a former finance minister of Kabylian origins. The speakers considered the arrival of Islam in the region as colonialism and occupation and the Muslim states that have prevailed in the regions such as the Fatimids and Hammadits were occupants against the will of the Kabylian people.
  
  Israeli military experts invited to the program have alleged that the claim of the movement for autonomy of Kabylia, headed by Ferhat Mehenni, was legal and should be raised to international institutions including the United Nations so that it is introduced in the agenda of the council, like the fact that Algeria supports the Polisario Front and the liberation movements in Palestine. In addition, Ben Gurion Taghine, the charge of information (Chebek Algerian Jews), has asked to raise the issue of right of Israel for return. For his part, the Director of the Institute of Hebrew Studies, in Tel Aviv, said the Israeli embassy has received Ferhat Mehenni who met with the political advisor in Paris to consider the draft in the presence of Mossad and U.S. intelligence services. In this sense, Ennahar sources have reported that Mossad agents were posing as Orientals, artists and researchers.
  
  On the other hand and according to our sources, the movement for autonomy of Kabylia (MAK), headed by Ferhat Mehenni, is preparing for an international conference to draft the proclamation of the autonomy of Kabylia to be held to the Canary Islands, where took place the international congress of Tamazight. This will be organized with the help and support of French and Moroccan Jews official secret parts. This congress will be held far from the French capital to avoid a diplomatic crisis with Algiers.
  
  According to special sources MAK received financial and direct and indirect media support from the Jews of Europe in order to achieve the vision of Congress and to internationalize the issue.
  
  Algerians living in Europe, who made statements in the program, asked to stop such attacks against Algeria and treated Ferhat Mehenni of being traitor and servant of the Jews and Americans. These have informed the program that the Kabylans who are ‘free men’ who fought and forced France out of Algeria and adopted Islam in the Djurdjura will never follow neither traitors nor Jews.
  
  Ennahar / Mohamed Ben Kemoukh
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