The dissident Saudi journalist was killed and allegedly dismembered inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul four years ago, sparking international outcry and accusations against Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the de facto leader of Saad al-Aqsa. An official US intelligence report released a year ago said the prince had approved the plot to assassinate or arrest him. Washington Post columnist. The government of Saudi Arabia has denied any involvement of the Crown Prince. • I’m accused of killing Jamal Kasogi hurt my feelings, says Saudi Arabia’s successor • MBS and Kasogi’s assassination: Biden goes easy
