UAE Political Strategist: Jihadists are Forming a Global Alliance in Africa

ISIS, Hamas, Al Qaeda, the Houthis, and Hezbollah are converging

UAE Political Strategist Amjad Taha at the Hudson Institute in Washington DC, X screen shot

Last week, United Arab Emirates (UAE) political strategist Amjad Taha spoke at the Hudson Institute in Washington, DC. Taha shared a synopsis of his talk along with a video posted on X. The focus? Africa is the epicenter of global terrorist activity, something we at IBSI have written on, spoken about, and warned of for several years. This topic is one of the reasons IBSI became a charter member of the African-Jewish Alliance.

Below is the full statement made by Amjad Taha, but with one disclaimer. While Taha named the UAE as one of the nations, “with the courage to stand firm” against the jihadists, the UAE is fully involved in jihad in Africa as it supports the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which is killing men, women, and children in Sudan. In Sudan, the UAE is in a proxy war against Saudi Arabia over the African nation’s resources. While this fact does not affect the overall accuracy of Amjad Taha’s statement on jihadist activity in Africa, it does more accurately reflect the UAE’s role. IBSI has also emphasized the United States’ role in funding global terrorism.

UAE political strategist Amjad Taha:

Iran has lost control of the Middle East. Now, it is exporting chaos to Africa. The objective is not merely Israel. The objective is global starvation. Sudan is becoming the next Islamist battlefield. ISIS is rising again. The Muslim Brotherhood army in Sudan is now armed with Iranian chemical weapons. Yemen’s terrorists are coordinating with them to seize control of the Red Sea. Their strategy is simple: choke global trade, collapse supply routes, and force the world to kneel before the Islamist regime in Port Sudan while the Houthis strike Israel with impunity.

The next 7th of October is being planned. But this time, it may begin in Sudan, armed with Iranian drones and chemical payloads. Do not forget where [Osama] Bin Laden launched his first campaign. It was not Afghanistan. It was Sudan. And today, the leaders of Hamas and Palestinian jihadist cells are hiding there again. They know we see through them. That is why they hide behind some western puppets. They recruit failed leftist ideologues, discarded intelligence officers, and media mercenaries to deflect attention. They manufacture fake outrage against anyone from the UAE, France, Britain, and any nation with the courage to stand firm. It is a smokescreen.

Meanwhile, the real alliance is forming. ISIS, Hamas, Al Qaeda, the Houthis, and Hezbollah are converging. And they are building their front line not where you expect it. But in Africa. In Sudan. Little [Hamza] Bin Laden [Osama’s son] was nurtured in Sudan. Don’t let his heirs rise again. Give Islamist jihadists in Sudan and Yemen a chance, and they will turn the Red Sea into fire and famine…burning ships and starving nations.

Last fall, former CIA Targeter Sarah Adams explained how al-Qaeda has a plot in place to establish an Islamic caliphate in Africa. Adams also explained that Hamza bin Laden, son of Osama bin Laden, is alive and continuing the work of his father, only more effectively. Hamza is gathering all of the disparate, at times, warring jihadist factions under one umbrella, corroborating the portion of Taha’s statement that, “the real alliance is forming. ISIS, Hamas, Al Qaeda, the Houthis, and Hezbollah are converging.”

For more on Arab Islamic terrorism and slavery in Africa, please see IBSI Founder and CEO Dumisani Washington’s new piece Sharia Slavery: Arab Enslavement of Africans in White Rose Magazine.

The introduction to Taha’s X post was, “This is not a statement. It is a final warning.” IBSI could not agree more. All signs point to a significant escalation in global terrorism and violence against Israel, Europe, and the United States, and it will largely emanate from and potentially devastate large portions of Africa. The nations’ leaders and their citizens should be advised.