The book 'Princes and Thieves' reveals agents

Zain al-Abidin Salih Abd al-Rahman: 'Princes and Thieves' is the title of a book by the well-known American author Matthew Bell, scheduled to hit markets on October 27, 2026. 'Vanity Fair' magazine published a chapter from the book as a teaser, and the chapter is highly engaging and thought-provoking, especially for citizens in the Arab world, the Middle East, and Sudan. The book exposes the U.S.-Israeli relationship, along with the UAE, and the goal of this alliance is tied to the vision of a 'new Middle East realignment.' The book states that work on establishing this project began in earnest in 2017 and continued through 2020, then paused after the end of President Trump's first term. The book chronicles the burgeoning relationship between Jared Kushner and Mohammed bin Zayed. The author claims that Dutch intelligence hired a 'Russian hacker' to compromise Kushner's phone to spy on him and access all information within, in order to learn what the U.S. was planning in the Middle East. The breach occurred, meaning the Russians were fully aware of U.S. foreign policy during Trump's first term and everything that was happening through the information obtained by the hacker. The book mentions an account under the name of 'Alpha' company, but presidential advisor Jared Kushner was the one signing the financial documents. $750 million was transferred into the account from Azerbaijan, and the account dealt with a charity called 'Watani Al Emarat.' The second account revealed in the book chapter is named 'Beta,' which has a direct relationship with Israel; it was opened through the deep relationship between Jared Kushner and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who requested that the Central Bank of Israel be aware of all funds entering the account, which saw inflows of one to two billion dollars. During this period, when Trump was president (his first term), the restructuring of the Middle East and working toward normalizing relations between Arab countries and Israel were prioritized. The trio—Israel, the U.S., and the UAE—coordinated these efforts. In 2017, many measures were taken: the blockade of Qatar, the 'Deal of the Century,' the announcement of normalization, and support for militias that backed Israel, along with contracts made with firms dealing with mercenaries, recruiting elements from inside and outside the Middle East to support this project. Jared Kushner declared, 'This is untrue,' and stated that the author possesses no documented papers. A number of Israeli writers also commented on the subject, rejecting the idea. If we set the book 'Princes and Thieves' aside and return to the history referred to by the American author, we find that this was the period when the December 2018 revolution erupted. This was also the time when military and civilian leaders met with Israeli leaders, aiming to seek acceptance of the Abrahamic faith. It was the period when the UAE extended invitations to political leaders to visit Abu Dhabi, and the same period during which the Communist Party held its only seminar in the Al-Ahliya square in Omdurman. In that seminar, Mr. Mohammed Mukhtar Al-Khatib, Secretary of the Communist Party, revealed visits by political leaders to the UAE and warned that these visits could have repercussions on the country's political affairs. It was also the period when Mr. Sadiq al-Mahdi, head of the Umma Party, opposed entering into any relationship with the so-called Abrahamic faith. It was the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, during which Mr. Sadiq fell ill and was transported by private plane to the UAE, where he passed away. Did Sadiq al-Mahdi's opposition to the idea lead to his death, or was it COVID? His daughter, Rabah al-Sadiq, confirmed that her father might have been killed! In 2017, a number of Sudanese organizations were invited to hold workshops in both Nairobi and Kampala, and invitations were extended to politicians to participate. Historically, if we go back to 2007, it was the year the American Jeffrey Epstein, who worked with the Mossad, met Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, the chairman of DP World at the time. Jeffrey is the one who introduced Sultan to Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. What was published about this relationship is that everyone exchanged information, messages, and files, in addition to commercial affairs. This was the period when the UAE's relationship with Israel began. In January 2019, while the revolution was ongoing, a meeting took place between Hamdok, Salah Gosh, Salah Manna, and Mohamed Ibrahim 'Mo' in the Ethiopian capital. The meeting was related to the revolution and the future of political work in the transitional period and beyond. However, the meeting between Sultan bin Sulayem, Jeffrey Epstein, and Ehud Barak was also related to the Middle East region. Sultan bin Sulayem is the bridge of the relationship between Israel and the leadership in the UAE. During this period, meetings began to take place and plans were laid for the conception of the region. This was also the period when youth organizations were formed in Sudan ('Nidaa,' 'Hiwar,' 'Al-Thawra Al-Aan,' and 'Ghurafna'). During that time, workshops were organized in Nairobi and Kampala. Were these organizations part of these activities and workshops? Some of the leaders who were referred to as the 'farm clique' oversaw these workshops and issued invitations. Were these individuals also part of these workshops? And who were the people organizing the invitations and workshops? If what I pointed to is limited to only one chapter of the book, it confirms that the book is provocative regarding many of the region's issues. The reference to 'Princes' does not mean the UAE alone, but rather that the UAE is part of the project. But who are the other princes the book refers to? And who are the thieves? Are these others besides those who received significant support, such as militias and mercenaries? And is the definition of mercenaries just a reference to those who carry weapons? Or does the definition include other people? We ask God for true insight.