Charles Peer

It appears that Hamas’ latest bout of intractability has finally broken its patron’s back. After 20 years, Qatar is pulling its investment in the terror group. According to my sources, Doha will no longer play the role of host and negotiator, and most of Hamas’ leadership has already departed the country. After two decades, the obvious question is: Why now? The decisive turning point wasn’t Cairo, nor was it October 7—if anything, the latter represented a major appreciation of Doha’s investment. The breaking point was Operation Roaring Lion. After 16 agonizing days of silence, torn between their two patrons, Hamas ultimately issued a statement defending Iran’s “right of self-defense,” but asked Tehran to refrain from targeting “neighboring countries.” For Qatar, a nation whose sovereign territory was actively being struck by Iranian missiles, this relatively weak, delayed condemnation from the group they had been funneling cash and support to for decades was not endearing. This isn’t just about moral clarity or hurt feelings. In exchange for their luxury accommodations, Hamas provided Qatar with a highly marketable service: terrorist mediation. Alongside their shared ideological alignment, this mediation is precisely why Qatar reached out to Hamas after the group’s 2006 electoral victory when the rest of the world cut contact. Doha cornered an unserved market. But the value of that service is in steep decline—not only because a new status quo is settling over Gaza, but because the primary consumer of Qatar’s service, the United States, has developed a distaste for such intimate terrorist ties. So Hamas is looking for a new home, both metaphorically and literally. Since the regional war began, a civil war has been raging inside Hamas: the more pragmatic camp led by Khaled Mashal wants to diversify their patronage toward Sunni Arab states, while the hardline faction led by al-Hayya wants to maintain their membership in Iran’s Axis of Resistance. At one point, they successfully kept a foot in both camps, with a house in Tehran and a house in Doha. Now, they are locked out of one, and the other is a smoking ruin. Still, a smoking ruin is better than no house at all. Qatar cutting Hamas off will likely empower the Iran-aligned faction, despite the negligible amount of support a battered Tehran can currently offer. There remains one wild card: a place for them may be opening up in Ankara, with Turkey offering sanctuary in exchange for regional influence. But for now, the arrangement remains tentative, and the amount of tangible support flowing to the group is unclear.

L’ex chef du Mossad Tamir Pardo en Cisjordanie occupée sur le terrorisme juif des colons 🇮🇱 : —« Ma mère est une survivante de l’Holocauste, ce que j’ai vu ici me fait honte d’être juif et me rappelle ce qui a été fait aux Juifs au siècle dernier .»

Tamir Pardo, former Mossad head, on a tour documenting Jewish settler terror in the West Bank: “My mother is a Holocaust survivor, and what I saw here reminded me of the events of the previous century against the Jews.“​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

⭕️ BREAKING: Two brothers, both under 10, killed just weeks apart — each while gathering firewood in Gaza 9-year-old Adel al-Najjar was shot and killed by Israeli forces Tuesday while collecting firewood in Khan Younis, according to Nasser Hospital via the Associated Press. He was about 400 meters (1,312 feet) from the “Yellow Line” separating Israeli-controlled areas from the rest of Gaza. His younger brother had reportedly been killed under similar circumstances in the same area just a month earlier. At least 226 children and 179 women have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since the start of the so-called ceasefire, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. 🎥 via Ibrahim Salama

🔺Aveux des militaires sionistes sur la commission de crimes à Gaza 🔹Le journal Haaretz a rapporté que les aveux des militaires sionistes révèlent la commission de crimes contre des civils palestiniens lors de la guerre de Gaza. 🔹Certains de ces militaires, sous le poids psychologique intense des crimes commis, ont quitté l'armée, tandis que d'autres ont quitté les territoires occupés. 🔹Les militaires sionistes ont admis que les membres de l'armée du régime sioniste souffrent de chocs psychologiques. 🔹Ils ont parlé de crimes massifs qui ont augmenté par rapport au passé et qui, au cours des derniers mois, sont devenus semblables à un tsunami.

Les Israéliens sont passés à la vitesse supérieure. Effacer la mémoire des décédés dans les cimetières. Ils tuent et détruisent la mémoire des morts. Cela ne fera pas la une !

Antisemitic graffiti calling for the murder of Jews has reappeared on a residential building in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg, just weeks after similar markings, including a swastika, were found at the same location. Police have launched an investigation and the graffiti has been removed. The recurrence of explicit calls for violence in the same area is deeply alarming. Such acts go beyond vandalism and constitute direct incitement to violence against Jews, contributing to a climate of fear and insecurity. We strongly condemn this incident. Calls to murder Jews must be treated with the utmost seriousness and addressed as a matter of urgent concern.

Netanyahou ne mène pas une guerre contre le Hezbollah : il mène une guerre contre le peuple Libanais.