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King Salman, Saudi Arabia's new king, has helped fund radical terrorist groups, according to reports and experts. Photo: Screenshot.
Washington Free Beacon – King Salman, Saudi Arabia’s newly crowned monarch, has a controversial history of helping to fund radical terror groups and has maintained ties with several anti-Semitic Muslim clerics known for advocating radical positions, according to reports and regional experts.
Salman, previously the country’s defense minister and deputy prime minister, was crowned king last week after his half-brother King Abdullah died at the age of 90.
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