Libya's Grand Mufti Sadiq al-Ghariani said retired general Khalifa Haftar wanted to invade southern Libya and destroy it with African mercenaries and backed by money he described as "corrupt" from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
"The corrupt UAE funds and Saudi intervention undermine stability in Libya," Ghariani said in a television interview.
Al-Ghoriani explained that what Hafer announced in the past few days that he wants to liberate the South is nothing but an invasion of mercenaries from Africa and others and corrupt funds.
The Mufti of Libya described the war as "outlawed," noting that Hafter "does not find anyone to speak, deter or condemn him."
Ghariani has already condemned the role of Saudi Arabia and the UAE in both Egypt and Yemen.
In a previous article on the Libyan House of Fatwa, the Grand Mufti of Libya said that Saudi and UAE money - which he described as "corrupt" - financed the coup against legitimacy in Egypt, where injustice and oppression were imposed, and the poor Egyptians increased their misery and poverty. Eye".
"The Yemenis are being killed by the UAE and Saudi money in a fierce war over three years," he said. "Those whose bombs did not kill them will be devastated by diseases, epidemics, famines and deadly siege."