Published on 13 January 2013, by M. Tomazy.
By Local Editor
Jan. 13, 2013
On the surface, The GCC monarchies' dynasties have finally expressed their worry toward the Qatari royal family behaviors in the region by supporting the Muslim brotherhood world widely.
For as long as the GCC monarchies' dynasties embraced the Muslim brotherhood (MB), and maintained all factors of stability and growth for the MB, particularly, since the Nasserist era in 1960s, in order to face Nasser's ambition by uniting the Arab States at that time, and the GCC ruling tribes considered that as threat against their ruling regimes.
Recently, The ruling dynasty of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced via their police spokesman that they captured a Muslim brotherhood 'terrorist group' planned to carry out a coup in the country.
On the other hand, The mouthpieces of Saudi royal family has finally criticized the Qatari royal family due to supporting the Muslim brotherhood, furthermore, Al-Sharq Al-Awsat Saudi newspaper has expressed wondering --by Tareq al-Homaid-- How the Qatari royal family which converts Wahhabi doctrine support the Muslim brotherhood.
Far away from the Media, the Jordanian King is working side-by-side with the Israeli PM Benjamin Natenyahu on two important issues:
Firstly, the Syrian case: Both Debka --an Ultra-Zionist intelligence website and the London-based Al-Quds Al-Arabi Newspaper-- have exposed secret meetings between the Israeli and Jordanian Armies with the Syrian armed rebeles which is mis-nominated Free Syrian Army (FSA), in order to maintain the Syrian Chemical weapons in post-Assad period --according to their aspirations-- and to support the rebels against the Syrian government.
Secondly, the Palestinian case: The Jordanian King had a discussion with Mahmoud Abbas to join the Palestinian 1967 occupied lands with Jordan in form of Confederal State.
Debka website has claimed that it has certain information on such discussion between the Jordanian King and the Israeli PM during his last secret visit to Jordan.
