British newspapers: Saudi Arabia and Qatar on WikiLeaks

Was published in 1100 only about 250 thousand documents

Still the issue of the Wikileaks receive attention on the pages of British newspapers, and private files Saudi and Qatar.

The Independent newspaper says that the U.S. government has been forced to carry out a fundamental reorganization of the embassy workers and employees in the military and intelligence agencies and their activities, who became "open" because of leaks, WikiLeaks recently published.

The paper adds the report prepared by Jay Adams and Kim Sengupta that the administration of President Barack Obama yesterday faced a crisis with respect to Baldmlomaseh States.

The report notes that "the 1100 document, only about 250 thousand a confidential document obtained by the web site (WikiLeaks)" led to fears of a continuation of these leaks for months to come.

In the view of the report that is set up these leaks led to "destabilize U.S. relations with almost all its key allies."

"Inflame tensions"

The report adds that these leaks can also lead to "inflame tensions" with governments hostile to the United States, which was originally in the Middle East and other regions.

The Independent adds that the Defense Department and the intelligence service and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has asked them to identify any of the employees have been the source of the Wikileaks.

The report indicates that one of the foreign countries that have expressed outrage at the contents of the alleged leaks some allies of the United States, such as France, Italy and Turkey.

The paper says that the latest leaks that revealed that U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticized the Riyadh government, describing Saudi Arabia as the largest exporter in the world to finance the armed Islamic groups.

It adds the Independent that Clinton addressed the American diplomats - in the document, which date back to the month of December / December 2009 - saying that "Riyadh not more than the work of a limited" to prevent the flow of funds to the Taliban and other groups launching attacks in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India.

"The way to bargain"

The Guardian newspaper also focused on the WikiLeaks leaks, but focused on the file level.

The paper says that one of the leaked documents indicate that Qatar uses Al-Jazeera news as a bargaining chip in foreign policy.

The leaked document contradicts what you go from Al-Jazeera they are independent of the editorial.

The report adds that the U.S. embassy in Doha, said in a telegram to the U.S. envoy that the relations between Qatar and Saudi Arabia, "in general is improving after Qatar played down criticism of the Saudi royal family on Al-Jazeera."

And relay the newspaper that the U.S. ambassador in Qatar, said: "The ability of the island to influence the public opinion in the region is the source of all essential to the influence of Qatar."

"Free and open"

The paper says that, despite the fact that the ambassador described Al Jazeera's coverage as "relatively free and open," but he added, "the island remains one of the most liquid and Qatar diplomatic and political value."

According to The Guardian that the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani - according to the documents - rejected in 2001 a request from the United States to prevent the channel island of granting a lot of time for recordings of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and other figures hostile to Washington.

The Daily Telegraph published a news report about the re-launch of the website "Islamic" was linked to the incident of stabbing a British lawmaker.

The Labour MP Stephen Timms has been subjected to an assassination attempt in May / May 2010 by the militant Muslim woman claims Rochwnara Chaudhry. Because of "religious instruction" received through the Web site.

The paper quotes Younes Abdullah Mohammed site that "Islam Policy" is a new variant of the site, "Revolution Muslim," which closed on the back of his role in the attack on Timms.

"Gratuitous violence"

According to the Daily Telegraph, says Younis The new location will continue the work that he was doing site "Rivelyoshn Muslim."

It describes Yunus - an American who converted to Islam white - events of September atheist as "unjustified violence".

Yunus continues, "If the love of Muslims to fight and die to defend themselves against Western imperialism makes the British and U.S. governments I have had a site or linking Islam Policy terrorists, I am honored such a link."

The Daily Telegraph and the movement of officials in counter-terrorism forces in the United States that are at least one-third of suspects in cases of domestic terrorism in America who were arrested last year have positioned relations "Rivelyoshn Muslim."

According to the newspaper, says Aaron Zelin - U.S. academic who tracks jihadist websites - The site Revolution Muslim became a much used by the "British extremists."