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Security forces are searching for the assailants who murdered three Israelis and injured at least four people, two critically, in Elad as crowds were celebrating Israel’s 74th birthday. The suspects, who attacked people in the city’s main park by Ibn Gvirol Street, were believed to be armed with an ax and perhaps a firearm.</blockquote></ref> (at Haredi town - overwhelmingly conscientious objectors), reporters from the Qatari al-Jazeera network, public figures and journalists in Qatar tweeted praise for the attack and its perpetrators, praised the use of the axes and expressed gloating.<ref>[http://www.memri.org.il/cgi-webaxy/item?5609 Al-Jazeera journalist and Qatar public figures tweet in praise of the attack in Elad], ''Memri'', 9.5.22.<blockquote>

On May 5, 2022, on the evening of Israel's 74th Independence Day, two Palestinian terrorists carried out an attack in Elad, during which they murdered three Israeli civilians with axes. Following the incident, reporters from the Qatari al-Jazeera network, public figures and journalists in Qatar tweeted praise for the attack and its perpetrators, praised the use of the axes and expressed gloating for its closeness to Israel's Independence Day.</blockquote></ref>

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Dec-2025 analysis<ref>[https://www.iar-gwu.org/print-archive/an-analysis-of-qatari-connections-to-illicit-terror-financing-and-the-resulting-foreign-policy-implications An Analysis of Qatari Connections to Illicit Terror Financing and the Resulting Foreign Policy Implications]. The International Affairs Review, Dec 31, 2025</ref>

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{{Cquote|Studying Qatar’s relationship with illicit financing of terror, this paper seeks to understand the complicated relationship between Qatar’s counterterrorism efforts and the resultingimplications for United States foreign policy. The author argues that Qatar maintains a worryingly close relationship with terror financiers, demonstrated by a permissive legal jurisdiction that allows financiers to operate in the state and the close connections Qatar has historically held with such illicit channeling of funds. The implications of Qatar’s relationship with terror are noted, with a focus on the 2017 Gulf crisis and changes in U.S. foreign policy towards the Gulf. Finally, policy recommendations for the U.S. government are provided that aim to encourage cooperation while mitigating risks of alienation and regional instability.}}

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==Guilty Qatar==

As it was rightfully said: "Hold Qatar responsible for Al Jazeera’s Terrorist-Journalists."<ref>[https://mosaicmagazine.com/picks/politics-current-affairs/2024/06/hold-qatar-responsible-for-al-jazeeras-terrorist-journalists/ Hold Qatar responsible for Al Jazeera’s Terrorist-Journalists]. ''Mosaic'',

June 26 2024.</ref> And: "All eyes should be on Al Jazeera for being founded, funded — and directed — by terrorists."<ref>[https://nypost.com/2024/06/20/opinion/all-eyes-should-be-on-al-jazeera-for-being-founded-funded-and-directed-by-terrorists/ All eyes should be on Al Jazeera for being founded, funded — and directed — by terrorists]. Douglas Murray. ''NYPost''. June 20, 2024.</ref>

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2025 analysis<ref>[https://www.iar-gwu.org/print-archive/an-analysis-of-qatari-connections-to-illicit-terror-financing-and-the-resulting-foreign-policy-implications An Analysis of Qatari Connections to Illicit Terror Financing and the Resulting Foreign Policy Implications]. The International Affairs Review, Dec 31, 2025</ref>

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{{Cquote|Studying Qatar’s relationship with illicit financing of terror, this paper seeks to understand the complicated relationship between Qatar’s counterterrorism efforts and the resultingimplications for United States foreign policy. The author argues that Qatar maintains a worryingly close relationship with terror financiers, demonstrated by a permissive legal jurisdiction that allows financiers to operate in the state and the close connections Qatar has historically held with such illicit channeling of funds. The implications of Qatar’s relationship with terror are noted, with a focus on the 2017 Gulf crisis and changes in U.S. foreign policy towards the Gulf. Finally, policy recommendations for the U.S. government are provided that aim to encourage cooperation while mitigating risks of alienation and regional instability.}}

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==Anti-Semitism==

*Apr 19, 2012, Marah M. Elwadia, Palestinian journalist of Gaza strip. Born November 14, 1990 (Joined Twitter July 2011), blogger and engager at @ajplusarabi part of Al-Jazeera Network - posts admiringly that fake Hitler quote (probably originated among some Arabs, Muslims beginning in 2009<ref>Asser Khattab, [https://newlinesmag.com/essays/swastikas-in-damascus/ Swastikas in Damascus], New Lines, March 17, 2021.</ref>): "Adolf Hitler: I could burn all the Jews of the world but I left the rest to teach..." Adds: "f#k j--s."<ref>Hani (@HNI87) Tweeted ([https://twitter.com/HNI87/status/1130254933482266624 May 19, 2019]):<br><i>

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