New disputes flare up in the Royal family

An Israeli newspaper reported, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was almost assassinated but survived.

As Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman nears to ascend the throne, divisions within the Saudi Royal family are escalating.

The timing coincides with the news of the attempted assassination of Mohammad bin Salman, who was almost assassinated in Riyadh but was miraculously saved.

The differences between the princes of Saudi Royal family have increased so much that as of now, they all seek to get rid of Mohammad bin Salman.

Bin Salman is trying to limit power in King Salman's royal dynasty, and this leads to the ignorance of other Saudi princes, especially his cousins.

By imprisoning Mohammed bin Nayef and Ahmad bin Abdulaziz, the Saudi Crown Prince ousted opponents of his throne and prepared the ground for his rule at the cost of harming other princes.

Experts believe that strong opposition in the Crown Prince's royal court may prevent him from reaching the throne.

According to these experts, Bin Salman's defeat in the Yemen war is one of the most important issues that has ignited disputes within the royal family and consider Bin Salman as a threat for the future of this dynasty.

Following the failed assassination, Mohammad bin Salman reportedly arrested his brother Bandar bin Salman for his involvement in the assassination attempt.