Hamza bin Laden, the son of former al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, has sent a message to the Saudi Arabian royal family accusing Abdul-Aziz bin Rahman Al Saud – the first monarch and founder of Saudi Arabia – of being a British agent, according to Al-Monitor.
Hamza, now 28, has been actively working toward reviving al-Qaeda since the death of his father in 2011.
In the video message, Hamza claimed that Abdul-Aziz bin Rahman Al Saud worked with the British against the Ottoman Empire, who then used the break-up to create Israel.
This video message is the second attack on the royal family. In the first video, Hamza called for lone-wolf terror attacks and a rebellion in the kingdom.
Hamza has also released a number of videos over the years calling for terrorist attacks on major foreign locations such as Paris and Washington, D.C.
These videos, as well as a speech given last year called “We are all Osama,” landed Hamza on the U.S. State Department’s terror watchlist.
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