The paper talks about its well-informed reliable sources who are keeping an eye on al-Qaeda and its activities, who discovered training camps in Israel about a year ago, set up in order to prepare its recruits to commit terrorist acts against Western interests in North African Arab countries. It goes on to further state that Ennahar reasoning, which is commonplace, attributes this development to Israel's fear for its strategic interests which it intends to protect by terrorism. It points to an Israeli ex-attache to Mauritania renewing ties with rebels in Mali and Niger, and undoubtedly with al-Qaeda in the Sahara Desert.

The accusation goes further to say that Israel intends to use the Islamist networks to hit American interests in North Africa as punishment, should the US alter its policy toward Iraq and Iran. Ayman al-Zawahiri will then take credit for the attacks from his Afpak hideout, which would serve al-Qaeda well, as it has undergone some 'hard knocks' in Algeria in particular.