Dubai: Four Arab countries which cut ties with Qatar over its alleged support of terrorism yesterday designated dozens of people with alleged links to Qatar as terrorists, intensifying a row that threatens the region’s stability.
Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt said in a statement published by the Saudi news agency that 59 people, including Muslim Brotherhood spiritual leader Yousef Al Qaradawi, and 12 entities, among them Qatari-funded charities, were included in the list.
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt included 59 figures and 12 entities linked to Qatar in their terrorist lists.
In a statement issued last night, the four countries stressed that the list serves suspicious agendas indicating Qatar’s double standards by declaring war on terrorism on the one hand and financing, backing and harbouring various terrorist organisations on the other hand.
The move reflects joint commitment of these countries to fighting terrorism, drying up its funding sources, combating radical thinking and tools used to disseminate it in order to eradicate and protect societies from it.
It also followed continual violations of obligations and agreements signed by Qatari authorities, including commitment not to support or shelter individuals or organisations threatening security of countries. Qatar also overlooked repeated calls to honour Riyadh Agreement signed in 2013, which endangered national security in the four countries as they were targets of destruction and chaos by individuals and terrorist organisations based in and supported by Qatar.
The list includes 18 Qataris, 26 Egyptians, five Libyans, two Jordanians, two Bahrainis, three Kuwaitis, one Emirati and one Saudi. It also includes five Qatari terrorist entities, six Bahraini and one Libyan.
Individuals: Khalifa Mohammed Turki Al Subai – Qatar, Abdulmalik Mohammed Yousuf Abdulsalam – Jordan, Ashraf Mohammed Yousuf Othman Abdulsalam – Jordan, Ibrahim IsaAl Hajji Mohammed Al Baker – Qatar, Abdulaziz bin Khalifa Al Attiya – Qatar, Salem Hasan Khalifa Rashid Al Kawari – Qatar, Abdullah Ghanim Musallam Al Khawar – Qatar, Saeed bin Saad Mohammed Al Kaabi – Qatar, Abdullateef bin Abdullah Al Kawari – Qatar, Mohammed Saeed bin Halwan Al Saqtari – Qatar, Abdulrahman bin Omair Al Nuaimi – Qatar, Abdulwahab Mohammed Abdulrahman Al Humaiqani – Yemen, Khalifa bin Mohammed Al Rabban – Qatar, Abdullah bin Khalid Al Thani – Qatar, Abdulraheem Ahmed Al Haram – Qatar, Hajjaj bin Fahad Hajjaj Mohammed Al Ajmi – Kuwait, Mubarak Mohammed Al Aji – Qatar, Jaber bin Nasser Al Merri – Qatar, Yousuf Abdullah Al Qaradawi – Egypt, Mohammed Jassem Al Sulaiti – Qatar, Ali bin Abdullah Al Suwaidi – Qatar, Hashem Saleh Abdullah Al Awadhi – Qatar, Ali Mohammed Mohammed Al Salabi – Libya, Abdulhakim Belhaj – Libya, Al Mahdi Harati – Libya, Ismail Mohammed Mohammed Al Salabi – Libya, Al Sadiq Abdulrahman Ali Al Gharyani – Libya, Hamad Abdullaj Al Fatees Al Merri – Qatar, Mohammed Ahmed Shawqi Al Islambouli – Egypt, Tariq Abdulmawjood Ibrahim Al Zemr – Egypt, Mohammed Abdulmaqsood Mohammed Afifi – Egypt, Mohammed Al Sagheer Abdulraheem Mohammed – Egypt, Wajdi Abdulhameed Mohammed Ghaim – Egypt, Hassan Ahmed Hassan Mohammed Al Daqi Al Hooti – UAE, Hakem Abaisan Al Humaidi Al Mutairi – Saudi/Kuwaiti, Abdullah Mohammed Sulaiman Al Muhaisni – Saudi, Hamed Abdullaj Ahmed Al Ali – Kuwait, Ayman Ahmed Abdulghani Husainain – Egypt, Asem Abdulmajed Mohammed Madhi – Egypt, Yahya Aqeel Saalman Aqeel – Egypt, Mohammed Hamada Al Sayyed Ibrahim – Egypt, Abdulrahman Mohammed Shokri Abdulrahman – Egypt, Hussain Mohammed Ridha Ibrhim Yousuf – Egypt, Ahmed Abdulhafedh Mahmood Abdulhadi – Egypt, Muslim Fuad Tarfan – Egypt, Ayman Mahmood Sadiq Riffat – Egypt, Mohammed Saad Abdulnaim Ahmed – Egypt, Mohammed Saad Abdulmuttalib Abdah Al Razqi – Egypt, Ahmed Fuad Ahmed Jad Baltaji – Egypt, Ahmed Rajab Rajab Sulaiman – Egypt, Kareem Mohammed Mohammed Abdulaziz – Egypt, Ali Zaki Mohammed Ali – Egypt, Naji Ibrahim Al Azooli – Egypt, Shahata Fathi Hafedh Mohammed Sulaiman – Egypt, Mohammed Muharram Fahmi Abuzaid – Egypt, Amr Abdulnasser Abdulhaq Abdulbari – Egypt, Ali Hassan Ibrahim Abdul DHaher – Egypt, Murtadha Majeed Al Sindi – Bahrain and Ahmed Al Hassan Al Daaski - Bahrain
Organisations: Qatar Centre for Volunteer Work – Qatar, Doha Apple Company (Internet and IT support) – Qatar, Qatar Charity – Qatar, Shaikh Eid Al Thani Charity Foundation - Qatar, Shaikh Thani bin Abdullah Foundation for Humanitarian Services - Qatar, Benghazi Defence Brigade - Libya, Saraya Al Ashtar - Bahrain, February 14 Coalition - Bahrain, The Resistance Brigades - Bahrain, Hezbollah Bahrain - Bahrain, Al Mukhtar Brigade- Bahrain and Bahrain Freedom Movement - Bahrain.
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