An associate of Ferdinand Marcos from this family licensed Sudan’s National Oil Company from Gaafar Nimeiry (“GAFF-far nee-MAY-ree”) and planned Israel’s airlift of Ethiopian Jews in Operation Moses. (-5[1])Lockheed commissions enriched that arms dealer from this family, who hosted CIA (-5[1])agents (10[1])at Mount Kenya’s Safari (-5[1])Club and laundered money through Luxembourg’s (10[1])BCCI (10[1])during (-5[1])Iran–Contra. A cousin (10[1])of Dodi Fayed (“FYE-ed”) from this family worked with the vlogger Omar Abdulaziz, (10[1])launched a failed TV station in Bahrain, published translations (-5[1])by the Qaṭar Foundation, (10[1])and founded (10[1])Democracy for the Arab World Now. Bryan Vogel’s (10[1])film The Dissident profiles that activist (10[1])from this family, whose widow, Hatice Cengiz (“hah-dee-jay JENG-iss”), sued the NSO (10[2])Group over Pegasus spyware that abetted his death at a consulate. (10[4])For 10 points, (10[2]-5[1])a Washington (10[1])Post columnist (10[1])from what Turkish-Saudi family was assassinated (10[1])in 2018? ■END■ (10[4])