After taking office as interim president of Tunisia, Moncef Marzouki took a hostile stance against Algeria in pursuance to implement Qatar-Turkey plots, and also aligned with the Muslim Brotherhood.
It seems that the severe blows that Doha received in Sudan thwarted its attempts to fund its terrorist arms in Sudan, so the ruling gang in Qatar began to reshuffle its cards.
The Qataris shrewdly sought to curry favor with the United States by becoming the Trump administration’s interlocutor with Iran, as they had done with the Obama administration in Afghanistan.
Doha supported alliance of Ennahda and Youssef Chahed and exploited the state institutions to exclude prominent presidential candidates.
Successive governments in Paris helped hand over the suburbs to associations affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood.
Doha continued its plots to seize the Arab states’ wealth, and cooperated with Algeria’s ousted regime to steal its natural resources.
From Al Qaeda to Hamas, the country has actively promoted militant causes and shielded their financiers
France has witnessed a spate of Islamist violence sponsored by Qatar, prompting the authorities to counter the radicalization spiral instead of leaving the matter to foreign powers.
