The black box of the Azmi Bishara gang in Qatar. Recruitment and recruitment

The roles of the former Israeli member of the Knesset, Azmi Bishara, who heads the Hamdeen media company, play a role in regional and international sabotage.

Under the cloak of the intellectual and the researcher, the gang members play a destructive role and perform two tasks: one is to preach the subversive project to regulate by law the judgment Hamdeen in Doha, while accelerating the pace of fundraising and doubling the personal profits derived from the Qatari people's money.

The role of Mohammed Al Masri, executive director of the Arab Center for Research and Political Studies (based in Doha and in 2010), and one of the "men" of Azmi Bishara is highlighted in the media lobby of this global lobby.

While Al-Masri managed to outrun his black spotlight on the Hamdeen gang, his name jumped to the fore after Islam Lutfi, the former Al director general. Arabi, decided to break his silence and expose the corrupt Qatari media. .

According to documents obtained by Al-Ain Al-Akhbar, Al-Masri is no less dangerous in his role than that of Muayad Thib, his colleague on television Al Arabi.

The difference between the two men is that Al-Masri was responsible for attracting and recruiting journalists, researchers and thinkers, attracting, singing and assigning them directly to their actual tasks. , that is to say, that he was in the foreground, while the latter needed shadow, filling only the gaps that he left when needed.

Arab center .. The black box of "Egyptian"

Those who want to explore the Egyptian arena and watch its role with more suspicion must explore the Arab center's room, where its secrets are, and those familiar with it play an even more dangerous role than the defect.

Egypt plays the role of young people's political consciousness and visions in the midst of the changes the Arab world has experienced over the past decade. It is therefore working to create a certain elite, pro-Qatar, and defend its subversive program in the region.

The danger here is that al-Masri attracts a group of the best Arab youth, whose country has not yet had the opportunity to find a job or who's tired of contracts with institutions here and there.

Al-Masri, after a close follow-up with his boss Bishara, continues to communicate with these young people, who are then invited to fill his position with indefinite contracts, according to the testimony of a young Algerian researcher named Belkacem.

Speaking of full-time scientific research, the Arab Center's most brilliant array is its remarkable success in reconciling the scientific research profession with the job market by using it for human-based payroll research. , "he wrote. Ghost of worry about the source of income and life (…) ".

Operating room

Understanding the nature of the suspect role played by the Egyptian inevitably involves knowing the reality of the emergence, funding and objectives of the Center, which assumes the function of executive director.

The center was established in 2010, shortly before the start of protests in a number of Arab countries. Analysts therefore argue that the mobility seen by these countries had been planned in advance in the Western operating theaters and in Doha.

The Center quickly took part in the events under the guise of an intellectual research institution that deepens the poison of Arab discrimination, provokes conflicts of all kinds and fuels differences in order to invest in redrawing the map of Africa. North and Middle East.

It was just a cell of theorizing to undermine the stability of the Arab world and exploit the chaos that reigned at that time to promote lies that serve his master Azmi Bishara and behind him "Hamdeen".

Specializing in the criticism of Arab armies and the attack on military institutions, this center wanted to raise minority issues in order to create sectarianism in a sector that Doha sees as a pretext for interfering in Arab affairs.

Damage to Gulf interests

According to well-informed sources, al-Masri allegedly played a suspicious role in undermining Gulf interests and attracting people to attack the Gulf States, particularly the United Arab Emirates and the United Arab Emirates. Saudi Arabia, and at the second session of the Gulf Studies Forum (2015). .

A role in which the Egyptian relied on "propaganda" to exploit dissidents, infidels, criminals and gang members to undermine the interests of the countries of the region and to fabricate lies lies in attempts desperate to create discord within their societies, in view of their infiltration and stabilization.