The Hamdeen system cooperates with its enemies to emerge from its crisis

Tehran (Reuters) – Doha has called on Arab countries to settle a dispute with the four countries in Doha that are boycotting terrorism and boycotts because of its support for terrorism and its interference in the region's internal affairs. political experts.
"The Qatari regime is trying to emerge from its crisis by cooperating with anti-Arab forces such as Iran, which aggravate the crisis and do not help solve it," said the former Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs. foreigners, Ahmed al Quwaisni. "Doha continues to hold terrorists in their arms and provide them with shelter.The Hamdeen regime that the Arabian Quartet besieges Qatar, but the procedures and positions in the province to remove Qatar from its destructive plans for the Arab world.
In turn, the expert Islamic movements Mustafa Hamza: Doubts hover around the news, because the source of an Iranian news agency is undoubtedly in the attempts to l '. Persian state to rescue its ally from Qatar of isolation, which has suffered since the decision of the four countries of the province of Doha and not under siege, as claimed by Hamdin and his allies, stressing that Doha always insists on stubborn refusal to respond to the 13 requests, the main one of which is to stop supporting terrorist groups and extremism.
Hamza pointed out that the Qatari regime continued to support the Muslim Brotherhood in an anti-Arab way and provided its members with safe havens on its territory, as well as funding channels and media led by the Brotherhood's leadership to abuse regimes. chaos in the Arab world, their motivations and interests being common, takes positive action in a number of thorny Arab issues by abandoning the support of terrorists and the Muslim Brotherhood, ceasing to conspire in such Arab issues Yemen, Syria and Libya, and ending the Qatari media programs that fuel Arab conflict.
In a related context, the Arab affairs expert and the chairman of the People's Voice Party, Ahmed Al-Barawi, asked: How does Qatar seek reconciliation at this time, in which it does not met any of the conditions set by the Quartet to stop support for terrorist organizations and prevent regional forces from intervening in Arab affairs like Iran? Turkey. Al-Barawi pointed out that Qatar had been involved in major crises to divide the Arab ranks and insisted that terrorist groups be funded and funded, indicating that Iran was trying to end the campaigns of criticism directed against the Qatari diet in many countries of the world.
He explained that what is repeated from time to time about reconciliation is Qatar's attempts to catch its breath and then return to the same conspiracy approach.