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Scholar on Saudi TV: ‘Protocols of the Elders of Zion’ is translated into reality

Saudi scholar Sheikh Saad ibn Abdullah Al-Humayd said the films produced by Hollywood, and “the feverish competition meant to preoccupy people with the arts, with sports, with theater, and with film” is evidence that “The Protocols” are being implemented in reality.

Saudi Scholar Saad ibn Abdullah Al-Humayd (Credit: Saudi Wesal TV channel on March 21: MEMRI)
Saudi Scholar Saad ibn Abdullah Al-Humayd (Credit: Saudi Wesal TV channel on March 21: MEMRI)

Saudi scholar Sheikh Saad ibn Abdullah Al-Humayd said that although we have no proof of the authenticity of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, the films produced by Hollywood, and “the feverish competition meant to preoccupy people with the arts, with sports, with theater and with film” is evidence that The Protocols are being implemented in reality.

“Who sponsors this and takes care of this? It is the handiwork of the Jews and of Jewish capital,” concluded Sheikh Al-Humayd, professor of Hadith ٍStudies at King Saud University in Riyadh.

The interview aired on the Saudi Wesal TV channel on March 21.

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