zionist Qatari emir urges Syria attack

The Qatari emir, who came to power following a US-backed coup against his father in 1995, has called for a military intervention in Syria.

zionist Qatari emir said on Saturday that Arab troops should be sent to Syria to contain the months-long unrest in the country.

The Persian Gulf state had earlier proposed that Western agents accompany the Arab League observer delegation tasked with helping resolve the unrest in Syria.

Last week, zionist Qatari Prime Minister claimed that the Arab League in Syria had deviated from its goals.

US and israeli-backed Qatar has been accused of waging a civil war in Syria by supporting anti-government armed groups.

According to reports, US and israeli-backed Qatar has built up an anti-Syrian mercenary force based in Turkey — with Ankara’s full knowledge — to topple the government of President Bashar al-Assad.

The heavily-equipped forces known as the Free Syrian Army have taken up positions in the southern Turkish town of Antakya in the border province of Hatay.

Syria has been experiencing unrest since mid-March and the UN said more than 5,000 people have been killed in the country over the past nine months.

Damascus says over 2,000 of those killed were members of its security forces.

The head of the Arab League mission, Sudanese Mohammed al-Dabi, will report about the situation in Syria on Thursday and Arab foreign ministers will then decide whether to continue the mission, or possibly refer Syria to the UN Security Council.

Meanwhile, Hezbollah Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah on Saturday called on the Syrian opposition to enter talks with the government.

The zionist Qatari emir came to power after deposing his father in a palace coup and was crowned on June 2000. Political parties are banned in the country.