Libya continues to face a deep political and institutional crisis, divided between the Western government led by Dbeibah and the Eastern faction controlled by Marshal Haftar. Amid this standoff, Haftar's son, Saddam, has risen within the military hierarchy. His visit to Morocco from October 14 to 15, where he met with FAR commander Mohamed Berrid, has raised questions regarding his true intentions in the absence of any upcoming electoral process. This diplomatic move follows reports from Italian media alleging a meeting between Saddam Haftar and Benjamin Netanyahu in Abu Dhabi late September. These developments suggest a strategic alignment with the Abu Dhabi-Tel Aviv-Rabat axis, fueling debate over the nature of the support he seeks to consolidate power in Libya.