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JERUSALEM - The oil-rich Gulf state of Qatar hired a former CIA agents company to discredit Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Tex., and other lawmakers who oppose Hamas and its parent organization, the Muslim Brotherhood, according to documents obtained by Fox News

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Qatar is alleged to have surveilled U.S. senators and congressional representatives to advance its pro-Muslim Brotherhood and pro-Hamas agenda, according to a document seen by Fox News.

The oil-rich Gulf state of Qatar hired a former CIA agent's company to discredit Sen. Ted Cruz and other lawmakers who oppose Hamas and its parent organization, the Muslim Brotherhood.

Amir, Czech president discuss mutual ties, developments in Gaza 

Doha, Qatar: The Amir HH Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani held Wednesday an official discussion session at the Amiri Diwan with President of the Czech...

Israel is considering a new Qatari proposal aimed at ending the war and withdrawing the Israeli army from the Gaza Strip in exchange for releasing all Israeli detainees and exiling Hamas leaders from the enclave. Hamas did not immediately comment, but informed sources told Asharq Al-Awsat that the movement would reject the proposal if it were true.

President Biden's senior adviser on Middle East affairs Brett McGurk met secretly on Tuesday in Doha with the...

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In January 2019, Reuters uncovered information about Project Raven, a wide-ranging cyber offensive operation carried out by former NSA agents on behalf of the UAE.[1] They gathered huge amounts of documents concerning several targets, including activists, journalists, and foreign government entities in a few countries, such as Lebanon, South Africa,[2] Turkey, France, Yemen,