In a new approval of Qatari fund to abusive and inflammatory media campaigns against all Arab countries, beside supporting media channels that stir up sedition directly from Amiri Diwan. On May 28, 2017 Qatari opposition coalition published a document of Qatar Emir Tamim Bin Hamad decree to appoint Azmi Bishara as an advisor to the Emiri Diwan at the rank of minister, rewarding his incitement against many Arab countries as well as bringing the views closer to Doha and Tel Aviv.

In the high school, Azmi Bishara joined the Israeli Communist Party "Rakah", which implicitly recognizes the right of the Israeli presence on Arab land and was elected a member of the Knesset, before he abruptly resigns and decides to settle in Qatar, where he led the Qatari media plan to spread chaos, especially on Al-Jazeera TV that founded by the former Emir Hamad bin Khalifa, one year after his coup against his father Sheikh Khalifa al-Thani, to divert attention from the coup and attack all Arab regimes and interfere in its affairs.

Bishara’s power increased when Tamim came to power after his gentle coup on his father Hamad. Bishara began to advice to the Amiri Diwan and consultancies to some Qatari media, beside managing a research centre funded by Qatar which hosted, in many occasions, some people related to terrorist charges.

But Azmi Bishara, who is good at eating on the tables of terrorism makers and incitement against the Arab countries, realized that his battle was over after everyone discovered the ugly face of Qatar, so he announced his retirement from politics, similar to recognition of his work for years in servicing the Qatari system and its project to spread chaos and devastation in the Arab region.

Members of the Qatari ruling family announced the establishment of the Qatari opposition coalition in Geneva, aiming to topple al-Hamad’s regime, to abuse power and support terrorism. The opposition revealed possession of more than 1,648 documents leaked to private sources and include very important as they say.

This leaks coincided with cutting off diplomatic ties with Qatar by Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and UAE, followed by Yemen and Libya then Jordan, Mauritania and the Comoros after the failed attempts to discourage the Qatari prince from his anti-Arab stance and supporting terrorist groups and collaborators with Iran.

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