The declassification of former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's e-mail has opened a window into the role that President Barack Obama's administration played in spreading unrest in the Middle East and supporting the Muslim Brotherhood that led the so-called "Arab Spring."
The disclosure of the e-mail comes after US President Donald Trump’s recent announcement that all documents related to federal investigations into Hillary's use of a private server for government e-mails are declassified.
Clinton finds herself embarrassed by a number of documented facts, and how she worked during the tenure of the State Department between 2009 and 2013 to give the green light to the Brotherhood and their project, either through coordination or through blessing suspicious steps.
The documents conclusively confirmed that Washington was aware of the generous support provided by Doha to the Brotherhood organization and its media outlets, under the pretext of standing by the political opposition.
In one of the declassified letters, it is indicated that the Brotherhood is currently making arrangements to launch a huge media project, and it is indicated that Doha will pump $ 100 million.
The letter clarifies that the terrorist Brotherhood organization in Egypt chose its leader, Khairat el-Shater, in order to take over the leadership of the media project, which would have included an international television channel and newspaper.
After the late Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak stepped down, El-Shater assumed the position of first deputy guide of the militant Brotherhood, which was removed from power in Egypt by a popular revolution in June 2013.
The Egyptian judiciary accused El-Shater of communicating on behalf of foreign parties, killing peaceful demonstrators, in addition to inciting violence and terrorizing citizens, and participating in a number of events, most notably the events of the Guidance Office, known in the media as the Friday of Dignity Restoration.
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The letters, which have gone out of secrecy, show that Clinton was holding the strings of the game, and not merely a "bystander" to the events that erupted in late 2010.
These events were initially portrayed as "spontaneous uprisings," while they were arranged at all levels, whether it was related to funding or media and political support.
As for Qatar, which marketed what happened in the region as a "process of popular political change" through the media, it became clear - with the documents - that it was paying the bills of a militant organization that was later included in the international terrorist lists.
A leaked letter shows how the Yemeni Brotherhood’s victory in the Nobel Peace Prize in 2011 was widely received by the US State Department, when Clinton was its head.
According to what was stated in the e-mail, Hillary visited Al-Jazeera in May 2010 and met with the network’s director, Wadah Khanfar.
This was followed by a meeting with the members of the channel’s board of directors, during which a visit by a delegation to Washington in mid-May of the same year was discussed.
These meetings culminated in a meeting with the former Prime Minister of Qatar, Hamad bin Jassim Al Thani.
In another letter, Hillary requested Qatar to finance the so-called Arab Spring revolutions through a fund dedicated to the Clinton Foundation.
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