Dr. Ariel Admoni is a researcher specializing in Qatari policy, and lectures in academic, media, governmental, and security forums on issues related to Qatar.
Israel’s decision to end defense exports to Qatar addresses only part of the problem. Doha...
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Trump targets Muslim Brotherhood chapters: Can Qatar’s influence be ignored? – analysis
The Jerusalem Post, 25.11.2025
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Dr. Ariel Admoni
Dr. Ariel Admoni is a researcher specializing in Qatari policy, and lectures in academic, media, governmental, and security forums on issues related to Qatar.
Recent publications
Security Through Economics: Regional Infrastructure as a Lever for Stability
Mapping the Middle East’s Game of Camps
Halting Arms Sales to Qatar Is Only the First Step
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