Such a meeting, if proven, would hardly be surprising. In recent days, a photograph allegedly showing Yair Netanyahu, the son of the Israeli prime minister and an influencer based in Miami, seated at a restaurant in the United States with Sheikh Hamad bin Thamer al-Thani, a member of Qatar's royal family, has set Arab social networks ablaze.The authenticity and context of the image remain uncertain — some internet users suggest manipulation by opponents of the Qatari regime. Still, these developments fit into a series of revelations suggesting the existence of opaque relationships between figures close to the Israeli prime minister and Doha — especially surprising given Yair Netanyahu's frequent public tirades against the emirate. A volatile geopolitical map Growing differences between the US and Israel over Lebanon, Iran,...
Such a meeting, if proven, would hardly be surprising. In recent days, a photograph allegedly showing Yair Netanyahu, the son of the Israeli prime minister and an influencer based in Miami, seated at a restaurant in the United States with Sheikh Hamad bin Thamer al-Thani, a member of Qatar's royal family, has set Arab social networks ablaze.The authenticity and context of the image remain uncertain — some internet users suggest manipulation by opponents of the Qatari regime. Still, these developments fit into a series of revelations suggesting the existence of opaque relationships between figures close to the Israeli prime minister and Doha — especially surprising given Yair Netanyahu's frequent public tirades against the emirate. A volatile geopolitical map Growing differences between the US and Israel over Lebanon,...
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