The "Free Masked" movement is gaining popularity in Saudi Arabia

The "Free Masked Women" movement is gaining popularity in Saudi Arabia, protesting the government's oppressive policies, subservience to Zionists, and its pro-immoral stance. The protest movement, which began in the capital Riyadh and the cities of Mecca, has been growing in strength under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

The fact is that young people are expressing their criticism through videos that are widely circulated on social media. In the images, young people with their faces covered emphasize that telling the truth has become a crime in Saudi Arabia, and that Bin Salman's regime only welcomes people who praise the ruler, love the occupying Israel, and are prone to immorality.

The movement opposes the "Black Prince"'s policy of crushing opposition, imprisoning scholars and preachers, imposing heavy taxes, and inappropriately spending public money on show business projects such as "NEOM."

This movement, which is the first of its kind to take place openly and in an orderly manner within Saudi Arabia, poses a significant threat to the government and could lead to a popular uprising.