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Libya, Idris Al Senussi

"IS A RISK EVEN FOR ITALY"

Prince Idris Al Senussi, nephew of the deposed 42 years ago, warned: "It could end in a bloodbath. And the offenders would be to us"

Mauro Suttora

Free, February 17, 2011

"I am very worried. If Gaddafi take the road of an iron fist, will end in a bloodbath. Not in the riots erupted in Benghazi. There is a danger that the demand for freedom overlaps an attempt by the separatist Cyrenaica against Tripoli. "

Prince Idris Al Senussi, 54 anni, nipote dell’omonimo ultimo re di Libia rimosso 42 anni fa, è in partenza da Roma per Washington. Guida la potente corrente islamica moderata dei senussiti, che gestisce la seconda maggiore moschea della Mecca. E i senussiti hanno la loro base proprio a Bengasi.

«Gheddafi non è stupido», dice Senussi a Libero , «ha capito che il vento sta cambiando e che ci vuole qualche apertura. Per questo ha da poco restituito qualche proprietà privata ai libici, fra cui anche diversi miei parenti senussiti. Ma se adesso copia Mubarak e, per contrastare i dimostranti, fa scendere in piazza dei picchiatori suoi sostenitori, si illude di poter risolvere le cose. Prima o poi, questione di weeks or months, the insurgency will continue. "

there a danger of Islamic extremism in Libya?

"For now, no. But if Gaddafi issue, as announced, 110 prisoners from the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, Abu Salim prison, it means trying to create chaos. And it also applies to Italy, because in recent days seems to have helped them cross the border into Tunisia from common criminals made exit from Libyan jails, which then would be shipped to Lampedusa from the Tunisian port of Zarzis.

Idris Senussi was 14 when there was the coup of 1969, and since then has not returned to Libya. In recent decades he worked as a financier and broker d’affari. Grazie alle sue conoscenze presso le famiglie regnanti arabe è stato consulente per Eni, Condotte e altre grandi aziende italiane con commesse in Medio Oriente. Suo padre era nipote e braccio destro del vecchio re Idris, che lo aveva indicato come erede al trono. Negli anni ’70 cercò di fare assassinare Gheddafi con l’operazione segreta “Hilton Assignment”, fallita perché i servizi segreti italiani avvisarono il dittatore libico.

Oggi anche un cugino di Idris, Muhammad, avanza dall’esilio di Londra pretese dinastiche. Ma Muhammad è troppo vicino agli islamici fanatici dell’Ikhwan. E questa scelta estremista lo ha messo ai margini del movimento senussita, che è invece aperto to modernity. According

Gregory Copley, the study center Defense & Foreign Affairs in Washington, Prince Idris Senussi could serve as a catalyst for a peaceful succession to Gaddafi, now 69 years old. Until recently, the unpredictable colonel seemed aimed at a solution dynastic, it would receive from his son Saif al-Islam. But Saif is too close to Islamic extremists for the tastes of the traditional but secular father.

Someone suggests a solution for Libya 'English', as adopted in 1975 for the peaceful transfer of power from Generalissimo Franco restored the constitutional monarchy of King Juan Carlos.

why Prince Al Senussi keeps low tones, and February 4 has appealed to Gaddafi to implement political openings: "The big news of the revolutions of Tunisia and Egypt is that for the first time have not seen American flags burned in the streets, nor heard slogan against Israel. We hope that Gaddafi understand the new situation, not to end up like Ben Ali and Mubarak. "

Mauro Suttora

CNN interview 21.2.11

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