France: Experts call for Qatar to be stopped from unscrupulous acts


On Thursday morning, a city called Nice In southern France witnessed a terrorist incident in which 3 people were killed, including a woman who was beheaded, while others were stabbed inside a church, which French sources believed was a terrorist act.

And mid-October witnessed The French capital is Paris A teacher, Samuel Patti, was beheaded by a man of Chechen descent who said he wanted to punish the teacher for a show Cartoons For the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) on the disciples.

Terrorist operations escalated in the name of Islam in France specifically, in conjunction with a Turkish-French economic dispute Libya ﻭﺷﺮﻕ
Mediterranean sea This is what Turkey considers a threat to its ambitions in the wealth of the eastern Mediterranean and the wealth of southern Libya.

The two terrorist incidents came after the Turkish president’s accent escalated, Recep Tayyip Erdogan And the Qatari Al-Jazeera channel adopts a campaign against the French president Emmanuel Macron He described it as a war on Islam, which observers considered a political use of Macron’s statements in the wake of the Paris teacher accident.

Terrorist incidents reveal the extent of infiltration The terrorist Brotherhood organization To European societies with Turkish and Qatari sponsorship after exporting a false mental image of Islam and Muslims via the Qatari Al-Jazeera channel.

The experts said in exclusive statements to “Sky News Arabia” that this awakening must stem from Western and European societies, which contributed to embracing these groups within the framework of political use to repel the tide of communism on the one hand and as justifications for intervention in the Arab region on the other hand, which required European indulgence. With it, Qatar and Turkey used it to find pressure cards within Europe to achieve economic interests.

Speakers stressed to “Sky News Arabia” the need for this awakening to coincide with an Arab-Islamic path that adopts a revealing discourse to some countries in the Arab and Islamic region, which sponsored and financed these terrorist currents and their political and economic purposes from behind that.

Qatar’s role in supporting terrorism
Qatar and Turkey combine a strategic partnership in the field of The use of terror As a means of pressure to achieve political and economic gains, reports indicate that Qatar sponsors extremist groups with hidden funding under charitable organizations and societies.
In a previous report, a researcher at the American “Geatstone” Center for Studies and Research, Giulio Muott, warned that the Qatari regime is using the donation to mosques in France as a cover to finance terrorism.
The report confirmed that Country activity in France It raises concerns about the stability of European democracies and that over the past years Qatar has been the first supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood, Iran, ISIS, Al Qaeda members, Hamas, the Taliban and others.
Funds coming from Qatar finance the establishment of many major mosques in France, and the American Center’s report cited a former employee named Malek Al-Athamneh of the “Qatar Charity”, which is listed on terrorist lists in several Arab countries, as he said that the organization plays a major role in supporting and financing terrorist groups.
In the context, a report submitted by researcher Tim Collins to the British House of Lords revealed unlimited Qatari support for the Brotherhood, represented by pumping more than 125 million euros all over Europe from Qatar to Brotherhood institutions, and more than 18 million euros of the total amount went to Certain departments at the University of Oxford, pointing out that there are many Brotherhood organizations that enjoy Qatar’s financial support, without any restrictions, and this means that Western governments should review their relations with Doha.

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