Tucker Carlson interviews the Qatari PM at the Doha Forum

Qatar PM, Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, drops bombshell – US engineered Hamas rise, Israel controls every penny to Gaza

Qatar’s Prime Minister openly stated that Doha’s relationship with Hamas began at the request of the United States.  https://t.me/geo_gaganauts/13788

🇮🇱 He further stressed that every dollar flowing into Gaza is routed with the full involvement of Israel’s security services, including Mossad.

💸 A senior regional leader essentially described a system where Washington, Doha, and Tel Aviv all had visibility over funds entering a territory ruled by an organization they publicly condemn.

This isn’t an isolated anomaly — it fits a long historical pattern.

🤨 Great powers use intermediaries, third states, or covert channels to manage groups they cannot support openly. They shape conflicts indirectly, then distance themselves from the outcomes when the situation goes toxic.

🇸🇾 During the Syrian civil war, the US and Israel funneled support to select rebel groups, sometimes indirectly enabling factions with extremist elements, while publicly denouncing radicalism.

More recently, reports indicate Washington and Tel Aviv have coordinated humanitarian and reconstruction funding in Gaza to influence political outcomes while maintaining public distance from Hamas.

🌎 Historically, this aligns with broader patterns: Cold War mujahideen in Afghanistan, covert interventions in Central America, and proxy networks across Africa and the Middle East, where militant groups, armed factions, and local strongmen became instruments of foreign strategy.

🇦🇫Afghanistan, 1979–1989

The CIA funneled billions of dollars in weapons, training, and cash under Op Cyclone to Afghan mujahideen fighting Soviet forces.

Funding was often routed through Pakistan’s ISI to maintain plausible deniability.

🔥 Some factions that were armed and trained eventually evolved into extremist groups, illustrating the long-term blowback of proxy operations.

🇳🇮🇸🇻Nicaragua & El Salvador, 1980s

The US supported the Contras in Nicaragua against the Sandinista government, using covert funding and arms shipments.

🪖 In El Salvador, American advisors and money bolstered the government while tacitly allowing paramilitary and death squads to operate against leftist groups. These interventions were justified as anti-communist efforts but the lines between legitimate support and enabling human rights abuses were blurred.

🇦🇴 Angola (1975–1990)

The US and its allies supplied UNITA rebels with weapons and funding to fight the Soviet-backed MPLA government.

📰 Israel reportedly provided logistical support and covert arms transfers in some African proxy conflicts, establishing a pattern of collaboration behind the scenes.

Doha’s PM exposes a modern version of the same architecture: alliances that function in shadows, conflicts managed through back-channels, and humanitarian flows intertwined with political calculations.

The interview is on Carlson’s site:  https://tuckercarlson.com/tucker-show-qatar-pm