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Earlier this week, I posted a thread laying out Semafor’s financial ties to Qatar. It went up the same day Semafor Gulf’s editor, Mohammed Sergie, argued that accusations of Qatari terror-funding and influence “hold little evidence.”
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Writer and OSINT analyst focused on Middle East Affairs, US-Israel relations, and terror networks. Accidental Investigative journalist. Words in The Hill, Tablet Magazine, City Journal, NBC News, National Review, Wall Street Journal, and more.
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