The popularity of Hamad bin Jassim’s blog post about Saudi Arabia and standing with it “practically” despite the differences

The blog post of former Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim, and what he said about standing with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia “practically,” was widely popular among activists on social media. The post published by Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim on his page on the

The account owner, Maryam Al-Bassam, analyzed the former Qatari Prime Minister’s blog post, saying: “Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim always comes out with critical readings that deeply emulate the Gulf self, and alert it to the dangers facing it... It is not a statement of solidarity and reparation, but rather an openness that the former bearer of Qatari diplomacy seals dares to put forward, and defines its origins and branches through the following points,” enumerating 5 points that came as follows: Abdullah Al-Shehri on Sheikh Hamad’s blog post, saying: “When someone who has experience and knowledge speaks about what targets the security of the Gulf, he must be heard..

His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim put the truth before everyone: The threat affecting the Kingdom from inside Yemen is being hatched and managed from outside it, and the stability of Saudi Arabia is a strength for all the GCC countries, and side disputes have no place in the face of an existential threat.. Decisive practical unity is what is required today, not verbal statements.

Whoever stands with Saudi Arabia stands with the security and future of the Gulf.” For his part, account holder Salem Al-Maliki said: “An important opinion by Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim, consistent with Saudi Arabia’s established vision regarding the necessity of Gulf unity..

Despite the differences that usually arise due to some people’s rejection of reality and their inability to change it, these differences remain small in the face of common interests, and must be set aside and focus on confronting the major challenges.” Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim had said in his blog post: “It has become urgent and clear, more than ever before, that it is necessary to stand with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in a practical and decisive manner in confronting the threat and the ongoing aggression to which it is exposed from within Yemen, but it is not managed from within Yemen, but rather it is simulated and managed.” From outside.

This situation calls for eliminating all side disputes between some Gulf Cooperation Council countries and demonstrating and embodying public and practical unity among the Gulf Cooperation Council countries before issuing statements of verbal support. This also confirms what I mentioned previously about the danger of this situation for all GCC states and for their existence.

Because the Kingdom is the largest country in the GCC system, its stability and strength are strength for all the GCC countries, regardless of the differences. He continued: “We are also still facing an existential threat to the GCC countries, not only from Iran, even though it has now become clear that Iran is our main enemy, although we do not want now to delve into the reasons for that, whether they were or were against Iran. Although this does not mean that we do not seek to establish peace and clear relations with Iran, the Gulf Cooperation Council today faces several hostile plans and conspiracies, some of which target its interests and seek to drain its wealth, and some of which seek political and economic control over our countries.

Therefore, what is urgently needed is unity and deep insight into the current situation so that we emerge from the crisis stronger than before, God willing, and then hard work, not wishful thinking.”