#al-jazeera

khaled Abu Toameh

Allowing Qatar to be part of an Arab consortium that would replace Hamas rule in the Gaza Strip is essentially placing the alpha-fox in charge of the henhouse.

Al-Jazeera, Qatar's flagship media network, operates around the clock as a propaganda outlet in the service of Hamas.

After America's attack on Iran's nuclear sites on June 22, journalists and those who shape public opinion in Qatar condemned the US and President Donald J. Trump. Al-Jazeera presenters and columnists for Qatar's government newspapers took to social media to slam the US and Trump, calling him a "brazen liar", "the leader of a modern crusade", and a "war criminal"...

"... Israel must be destroyed and eliminated and must disappear. This should be a strategic Arab doctrine. [Operation] Al-Aqsa Flood showed us that the Israelis have no connection to the land...." — Qatari General (ret.) Mubarak Al-Khayreen, X.com, June 22, 2025.

In 2017, [Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates] severed ties with Qatar and imposed a sea, land and air blockade on it. They accused Qatar of supporting various terrorist groups and extremist movements, including the Muslim Brotherhood, and demanded the closure of Al-Jazeera.

Qatar has never abandoned its goal of promoting the Muslim Brotherhood and its affiliates, including Hamas. Anyone who watches Al-Jazeera (in Arabic) can see that the Gulf state and its media outlets are fully mobilized in favor of Islamist Jihadis engaged in terrorism against Israel and the West.

Following yesterday's elimination of the Gaza "journalist" 👆, the IDF Spokesperson updates:

Yesterday (Monday), the IDF and ISA eliminated the terrorist Hossam Basel Abdul Karim Shabat, a sniper terrorist from the Beit Hanoun Battalion of the Hamas terrorist organization, who cynically posed as an Al-Jazeera journalist. 

In October 2024, the IDF and ISA exposed the terrorist's direct affiliation with the military wing of the Hamas terrorist organization. Internal Hamas documents were revealed proving that he participated in military training conducted by the Beit Hanoun Battalion of Hamas in 2019.

On the morning of February 7, the Sampanis family gathered on a street corner in Perama, Athens, to build a small memorial on the side of the road where 18-year-old Nikos Sampanis had been killed by police four months earlier.

Nikos’ father and uncle stacked two cement blocks, covered them with white plaster, and fixed a small church on top. His elder sister Katerina sat beside them, crying, holding the hand of another brother, Georgos.

Nikos’ son, three-year-old Alex, toddled between his mother and different uncles and aunts. The family put flowers beside the memorial and a photo of Nikos inside, followed by a can of his favourite energy drink.

Katerina and Georgos showed Al Jazeera videos of Nikos at his workplace, fixing motorbikes and joking, his shoulders shaking with each laugh.

“He made many many jokes,” said Katerina. “Our family was not a depressed family. We were very happy, because of him.”

Shortly after the memorial was constructed, the family spotted several police officers in white motorcycle helmets watching further down the road. Katerina stood and began shouting at them. Other members of the family joined, yelling: “Murderers!”

Trump Issues Orders Against Iran, Gets Bashed For Retweeting Iranian Dissident With a Pseudonym

Why the US Navy has tolerated the harassment of Iranian gunboats is beyond us in the first place. But Trump issues orders against Iran to put an end to it: from now on, any Iranian boats that harass US Navy ships are to be fired upon and destroyed. In the midst of doing that, the President retweeted the account of an  Iranian dissident writer who is using a pseudonym. Cue the leftist freak out.

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