Qatar supports terrorism ... Britain and America document the crime
Qatarileaks website affirmed that both Tamim and Erdogan
ignite the conflict in Syria creating heinous crimes against the Syrian and
Arab people, as the British newspaper revealed that Qatar and Turkey supported
the terrorist militias in Idlib, where besieged Syrian civilians, killing more
than 200 people and displacing 600,000 others, including 6,000 children, which
made international accusations chase Tamim and his regime of being the cause of
the suffering of the Syrian people and the aggravation of their crises.
Ten years of intervention
The site said that although the Syrian crisis lasted
for nearly ten years, international organizations have not found a solution
yet, as a result of Turkish and Qatari interference in Syria's internal affairs
and the supply of armed organizations with money and weapons, pointing out that
the United Nations organization seeks to prevent Qatar and Turkey's support for
terrorism. In Syria so that it can find radical solutions to the current
conflict.
Promoting terrorism
Earlier, Maat Foundation prepared a video report
that reveals details for the first time about the role played by Doha and the
organization of Al-Hamdeen in the region through media outlets in Europe and
Doha promoting lies and targeting the stability of countries, by hosting
terrorist elements through their screens and promoting the ideas of these
terrorist groups. Which reveals the truth of Qatar and its efforts to tarnish
the image of Arab countries.
The case of the American
photographer
In the same context, Matthew Shearer - an American
journalist photographer who was detained by al-Qaeda members in Syria - filed a
lawsuit against Qatar Islamic Bank, due to the involvement of members of the
Al-Thani family in the management of the bank with the support of his terrorist
detainees.
Shearer, “The Final Battle,” began to shape his
painful experience by bringing Qatar Islamic Bank, which has facilitated
support for extremist operations, to justice.
Shearer’s call to US courts comes weeks after judicial
documents in the British High Court revealed that Qatar’s Doha Bank had
transferred large sums of money to the internationally classified Jabhat
al-Nusra, a terrorist group.
A claim for compensation was filed against Doha Bank
to the Supreme Court in Britain by eight Syrian prosecutors, who currently live
in Europe, and said they had suffered "severe physical and psychological
injuries" at the hands of the militant group funded by Qatar.
The Qatar Charity Foundation was one of the
organizations mentioned in the lawsuit, and it is an organization run by
individuals close to the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, as
well as senior officials in the Qatari government.
Shearer's complaint was based on evidence and
testimonies submitted to a subcommittee of the House of Representatives for
Financial Services in 2003, claiming that the Qatar Charity Foundation “played
a crucial role in the Arab-Afghan terrorist infrastructure” by laundering and
transferring funds owned by Osama bin Laden and his allies.
Qatar Charity
The leaked cables from 2009 indicate that the US
government was concerned about the Qatar Charity Foundation because of its
"suspicious activities abroad and its relations with extremists", as
well as "its intention and willingness to provide financial support to
terrorist organizations that want to attack American people or interests."
Whether providing weapons and financing directly or
turning a blind eye to private donations to terrorist organizations, Qatar has
played a major role in supporting terrorist organizations in Afghanistan,
Yemen, and Syria.
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