Algeria presents an indisputable ethnic and cultural unity. The 42 million Algerians are Amazigh by blood and culture, whether they are Amazigh speakers or Arabic speakers. Contrary to popular belief, there is no axis of segmentation between "Arabs" and "Kabyles", a concept long conveyed by colonial orientalists and Arab nationalists.
The Kabyles, the Tuaregs, the Chaouias, the Mozabites, the Chenouas, the Amazighophones of Tlemcen, etc., are only linguistic specificities of the same Amazigh language, exploded as a result of the advancement of dialect Arabic in the plains and cities built after French colonization. Moreover, Arabic-speaking Algerians are, in their great majority, bilingual Arabic-Amazigh.
The arrival of Arab populations from the Hejaz from the 11th century partially modified the ethnic homogeneity of the natives, but these Arab populations dispersed over the centuries and gradually dissolved in the Amazigh world.
However, there are ethnic groups that have remained on the margins of the major movements. This is particularly the case of the tribes from the Banou Hilal and Banou Souleyman, The vast majority of these Arab tribes are settled in the highlands.
The multifaceted interference of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE ... are trying to rely on "their blood brothers" to spread Wahabism and Salafism in order to destabilize our country.
Under the guise of hunting bustard, gazelle and other protected species in the highlands, these Arab populations are officially used as trackers to satisfy the pleasures of the princes. But, informed observers note the convergence of actions and behaviors which portend the worst for our country.
