Saudi Prince Talal: "The sons of al-Thani (Qatar) will attempt to divide Saudi Arabia & strike Syria!"

"Prince Talal Bin Abdul Aziz, the brother of Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz, revealed that the kingdom is on the verge of severe conflicts within the family, conflicts that may even turn into bloody ones, in order to seize power. He pointed out  Qatar’s scheme to divide Saudi Arabia and strike Syria as a service  to the zionist entity.
The prince’s words were reported by one of  the figures of the Arab world who attended a meeting at the former’s house in Cairo, revealing to “Al-Manar al-Maqdisi” that “Prince Talal has strongly criticized the policy of the rulers of Qatar and the execution of their plans as in favor of the zionist entity to help them pass their programs against the Palestinians and Arabs” .
Prince Talal admitted that “the sons of al-Thani (Qatar) will later on  attempt to divide the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, confine Al Saud in the mini-state “of Mecca and Medina,” as well as take a part of the Kingdom on the borders with Jordan and use it for the resettlement of Palestinian refugees.”
The Arab figure added that “the USA will not keep the Kingdom’s territory united. It transformed Qatar into an arm to be used against the Arab world and the Gulf in particular. Chaos will reach the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). Qatar has made an agreement with a number of princes in Saudi Arabia who have accepted an alliance with  Qatar, following American instructions.”

The Saudi prince who will soon  hold a press conference disclosed the existence of “advanced security ties between Saudi officials and zionist officials that are planned to target the Arab identity of the region and to be used against Syria and Palestine. They also plan to use Saudi Arabia as the spearhead of the European-American-Israeli aggression against Iran.”
The Arab figure who refused to give her name explained that “Prince Talal told the countries in the GCC about Qatar’s conspiracy and warned them of the steps  planned to hit their stability.”