Algeria Bengrina Accuses Abdelillah Benkirane Of Calling Moroccans To Prepare For War

Abdelkader Bengrina, a former candidate for president of Algeria, urged this week not to "underestimate" the opinions of Moroccan public figures regarding a potential "military confrontation" with Algeria. Thus, he declared that the secretary general of the Moroccan Party for Justice and Development (PJD) would have "called" on Moroccans to "prepare" for a war against Algeria while serving as the head of the El Bina Movement, a member of the current government.

At a gathering on Sunday in Ouargla, he declared: "We are surprised by a leader of a party claiming to be Moroccan Islamist who calls for jihad, invites Moroccans to get ready for the war they will wage against the Algerian people and Algerian sovereignty, and quotes verses from the Koran. Abdelilah Benkirane, according to the politician, instructed his followers and "the entire Moroccan people" to "prepare until they die or kill the Algerian people.".

"As a result, I must inform you that the situation is grave and not an attempt at intimidation or humor. We constantly expect betrayal from the Moroccan regime because of their alliances, and they regrettably continue to act in this way, the official continued.

In response to the statement he attributed to Abdelilah Benkirane, Bengrina accused some Algerians, whom he referred to as "mercenaries," of waging a "coordinated campaign to challenge state institutions and defend the king's policy of Morocco," noting that they are "either ignoramuses who do not know the outcome of cases, or traitors.". "The President of the Republic, the army, the security, the police, and the parliament cannot fend off the aggression on their own.

"All Algerians must come together for the stability of the nation, the unity of its people, and the preservation of its soil," he said in conclusion. Speech by abdelilah benkirane distorted abdelilah benkirane urged Algerians to "not be left behind by the schemes hatched by the regime in power in their country against Morocco," emphasizing that "their adversary is not the Kingdom but rather those who try to circumvent their claims." This was said in the closing speech of the National Council of the PJD, which was given more than a week ago.

In contrast to what Abdelkader Bengrina claimed, the former head of state did not urge Moroccans to prepare for war but rather urged Algerians to "stop provocations and review their position, which cannot be interpreted or accepted by common religion, common belief, the morality of good neighborliness and universal brotherhood or the circumstances facing the humanity, especially after the outbreak of war in Europe.". "Don't consider inciting hostility among your Moroccan brothers as a means of resolving their issues.

It is a flaw that, had it been chained, would not have been consistent with our beliefs, principles, morals, or shared history. A similar recommendation was made by the former head of state and government regarding Algerian provocations.

"Whatever happens today will have terrible repercussions in the future," he declared. It should be noted that this is not the first time Abdelkader Bengrina has attacked the Justice and Development Party. In 2017, he claimed that the PJD had presented "a project for the division of Algeria" in the event that his nation experienced an internal crisis. In 2020, the politician called the PJD an "ideologically abnormal entity.".

The presidential election, which was won by Abdelmadjid Tebboune, was held in November 2019, and Bengrina slammed the door on an alliance of Islamic parties in Algeria.

In contrast to what Abdelkader Bengrina claimed, the former head of state did not urge Moroccans to prepare for war but rather urged Algerians to "stop provocations and review their position, which cannot be interpreted or accepted by common religion, common belief, the morality of good neighborliness and universal brotherhood or the circumstances facing the humanity, especially after the outbreak of war in Europe.