Qatar categorically rejected aid provided to the Gaza Strip , stressing the invalidity of the claims alleging that Doha provided funds to Hamas.
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Doha asserted that the fabricated and forged information and documents that have no relation to the truth, considering it closer to a “blog lacking professionalism” than to a report issued by a prestigious..
A statement issued by the State of Qatar’s International Office said, “Prior to the provided with clear evidence proving the falsity of the documents known as ‘Blast,’ and other documents upon which the report based its claims.” The office expressed its “deep astonishment at the magazine’s decision to proceed with publishing these claims despite being presented with evidence proving the documents’ inaccuracy. This raises serious questions about the editorial standards upon which the report was based and contributes to promoting a systematic disinformation campaign targeting the State of Qatar.”
The statement indicated that “these documents are not new, and have been previously circulated and promoted through various media outlets, stressing that media institutions had previously refrained from publishing them after reviewing the evidence proving that they were fabricated.”
Qatar: The part of a broader disinformation campaign targeting us, with evidence of involvement by several parties, including elements of the extreme right in Israel.
The office stressed that what was comes in the context of a broader disinformation campaign targeting the State of Qatar, noting that there is strong evidence of the involvement of various parties, over several years, including elements of the extreme right in Israel, in preparing fabricated documents and circulating them through the media in an attempt to implicate the State of Qatar in baseless allegations.
he affirmed the falsity of claims alleging that the State of Qatar provided funds to Hamas, clarifying that Qatari aid was directed to the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip through mechanisms coordinated with Israeli authorities and international partners. Under these aid mechanisms, all financial assistance, along with food, medicine, fuel, and other basic necessities, passed through Israel before entering the Gaza Strip, and none of it was allowed entry without the involvement of Israeli authorities at various stages of the process.
The office also noted that Qatari aid continued for years under successive Israeli governments, with the involvement of Israeli security agencies. Any funds that may have reached Hamas are not related to the State of Qatar, but rather the responsibility lies with Israel, which oversaw their delivery, including during the governments of Naftali Bennett, Yair Lapid, and Benjamin Netanyahu, and through various Israeli agencies, including the Mossad and Shin Bet.
The office affirmed that these parties, despite these facts, are attempting, through their continued promotion of false allegations against the State of Qatar, to disrupt and undermine its role as a mediator working towards achieving peace in the region. It emphasized that those behind this campaign do not want peace, as their political survival depends on the chaos and division in the region, and Qatar's role as a mediator poses a threat to their interests.
The office called on outlets to exercise caution and accuracy in dealing with disinformation spread by those seeking to obstruct peace efforts in the region. At a time when media outlets are increasingly driven by sensationalism and headlines aimed at attracting readers, the office stressed the responsibility of journalists and media organizations to adhere to rigorous standards of fact-checking, analysis, and verification, particularly when addressing complex geopolitical issues.
The office announced that it is currently studying all appropriate legal options regarding the publication of these false claims and information, in order to protect the rights of the STATE of Qatar and prevent the misleading of public opinion.
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