Qatari opposition exposes Doha’s finance to Muslim Brotherhood in Europe

Fatima Abdulghany

Doha’s financing of terrorist plans in the region has become a proven fact, just as the sowing of sedition has become an international activity for the Qatari regime, which is not limited to neighboring countries.

This was confirmed by the Qatari opposition; French media reports revealed that Sheikha Moza bint Nasser was officially involved in financing of a French religious institution called “IESH”, which was established last year.

According to the newspapers, the new subsidiary of IESH, IESH-Alsace, founded in autumn 2018, was founded by Qatar and is controlled by the Muslum Brotherhood.

Although still recent, this subsidiary already participates in the debate in Arabic funded by Qatar (“Qatar Debate”) and it has already invited one of the very controversial leaders of the LIM (World Islamic League), Saudi theologian Abdullah Al Moslih.

LIM has always been an organization intimately linked to the suicide bombings that are being carried out against “the enemies of Islam” and Europe not to mention its growing relations with Turkey.

Moreover, The Union of Muslim Cultural and Religious Associations of Metz was created specifically for the construction of the Grand Mosque project, it belongs to the Ministry of Islamic Affairs in Turkey, the Turkish-French Friendship Association, and the other is the Mele Goros Association, a partner of the Muslim Brotherhood on the international scene that is also working to revive the Islamic Caliphate.

Another report by the United National Organization for Human Rights has affirmed Qatar’s fudning to activities of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Netherlands, noting the failure of the authorities in Amsterdam to respond to the country’s intelligence warnings of the terrorist group’s “threat” to democracy.

The report touched on the details of the financial support that the Brotherhood received in the Netherlands from the Qatari regime, stressing that this enabled the terrorist group within a short time to purchase four properties in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague, at a value of at least five million euros.

The report also affirmed that the Dutch government did not have any reaction to the infiltration of the Brotherhood and other extremist groups into the country, criticizing the lack of attention to the great security crisis facing the country and weaknesses in the policy of countering extremism there.