SATISH SHARMA - not just Rotigraphy.: s. For 36 years, we believed that America and its bases were protecting us, but now we have discovered that it is we who are protecting it and protecting American interests.

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Translated from Arabic

Qatari political analyst Dr. Ali Al-Hail breaks the wall of silence, and says live on air what many fear even hinting at...

#علي_الهيل: I want to repeat this statement to all our brothers in the Arab Gulf and Arab countries. For 36 years, we believed that America and its bases were protecting us, but now we have discovered that it is we who are protecting it and protecting American interests.

#المذيعة: Professor Ali, just for clarification, we do not deny that relations with the United States have helped in confronting all the targeting that has occurred against Gulf countries, and even Isr--ael has deployed defense systems in Gulf countries, especially the UAE.

#علي_الهيل: The Gulf defenses, although unilateral, I had hoped that we would have a unified Arab defense system, not an American or Isr--aeli one, and I am against Isr--ael deploying its Isr--aeli defenses in Arab Gulf countries, for Isr--ael is the primary enemy of the Arab world and Gulf countries.

#وأضاف: The Qatari Minister of Energy Affairs clarified to his American counterpart and said to him: "Please do not bomb Iranian oil facilities and infrastructure, because Iran will retaliate and bomb our Gulf energy infrastructure and facilities," and despite that, the United States disregarded our interests and did not listen to its allies, bombed Iran, and Iran responded by striking the Gulf.

- American bases are present everywhere in the world, in Japan, South Korea, and European countries, so why didn't the United States use its bases in those countries? And why didn't it bomb Iran from them? And why does America insist on dragging Arab Gulf countries into conflict with Iran?!

- And at the end of my talk, I want to clarify one last thing: It is true that there are differences between us and Iran that may reach the point of tension, and we are also against Iranian intervention in Arab countries, but in the end, it is a Muslim country with a long history and a neighbor to us for thousands of years. As for Isr--ael, it is nothing but an intruder upon us and a fasc--ist occ--upying ent--ity, and although I somewhat disagree with the current Iranian regime, it is not my primary enemy—rather, it is Isr--ael!