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Qatar an Iranian client state?
Reader comment on item: The "Middle East Cold War" Reaches Morocco

Submitted by David Isenbergh (United States), Mar 19, 2009 at 13:17

" ...confrontation between Iran, Syria, Qatar, Hisbullah and Hamas ..."

Don't you mean Bahrain (a predominantly Shiite nation) rather than Qatar (Sunni)?


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Daniel Pipes replies:

No, I did mean Qatar. The article by Y. Carmon et al. referenced in my weblog entry for details (including Al-Jazeera and the recent quasi-summit conference).

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radical islamist can't even have peace with other radical islamists. [129 words]Phil GreendMar 29, 2009 14:42
Isn't Iraq involved in this "Middle East Cold War"? [46 words]M.D'SouzaMar 24, 2009 14:51
⇒ Qatar an Iranian client state?
[w/response] [22 words]
David IsenberghMar 19, 2009 13:17
Re.Bahrain's Shiites. [13 words]M.D'SouzaMar 24, 2009 14:37
more info here [5 words]cvtMar 18, 2009 18:56
The split in the moslem world [257 words]M.HoogestegerMar 18, 2009 01:12
Now WE just have to get out of Iraq and Afghanistan so the two sides can duke it out [90 words]Charles MartelMar 16, 2009 12:08

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