Israel’s allegations of Qatari election interference rejected

First of all, it's not just Qatar that is being accused of this meddling, it's also Turkey. Two, we found people with bags of cash, okay, and stuffed envelopes, okay? In places where, in Arab villages where the voter turnout was at a maximum of maybe 19 All of a sudden. It turns into a 90% voter turnout, which is rather rare in this case. The issue is whether or not they were paid to vote, which is against Israeli law, or paid to have their vote swayed a specific way. Now, in terms of Qatar's meddling. And Turkey's meddling. Well, we know that Qatar has spent over $255 million in the last couple of years just lobbying in the United States. The billions of dollars that have been invested into social media and into the entertainment industry, in addition to the hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars that have been invested into universities worldwide to influence Middle Eastern studies, social sciences, etc., etc. What I wanted to respond to here. With Adam's accusations towards Qatar's huge lobbying in the United States, which is untrue, he's citing here the FDD report that was recently released, which actually 95% of all that money spent is simply Qatar's foreign wealth fund through the QIA, where they invest in many different ventures to diversify their income and secure their economy. And regarding the issue of the universities. The vast majority of that spending is in building universities here in Qatar, from Malaysia, from the U.S., from the U.K., and from all around the world, to make Qatar a hub for education in this region. First, I'll start with condemning any intervention in any other country's internal affairs. And I wish Israel would stop doing this. And I think this hypocrisy of Israelis complaining about interference in their election, after In every election in Western countries and military intervention in neighboring countries in interior issues. I think this is just hilarious. I would like to know one. I would like to know one election. No, no, no. I'm sorry. I would like. I would like. This is one. Sorry, Adam. I let you speak. I would like to speak Adam. No, no, no. Just name one. Excuse me. All right, Adam. Adam. Just name one election. Please let me finish. Adam, let's just let. Please let me finish. I know. Adam, let's just let.