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Google it yourself, his first state visit was to KSA which is a strong sign of support, and Qatar and KSA often end up supporting the same groups completly ignoring their own disputes.
Basically every sunni militia in Syria.
At the end KSA,QATAR AND TURKEY form to be a passive alliance against the Shia halfmoon, again very visual in Syria.
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With all due respect, KSA and UAE don't support the Muslim brotherhood. They never have and never will, in fact they are fighting with them right now in Yemen. Also the Muslim brotherhood is an ally of Shia powers like Iran. Also KSA visiting Egypt is nothing more than diplomatic relations, but things quickly soured. Also the two movements are very different from each other and their application. For example some of the Wahabi groups called Ikhwans which means the brother are different from what is known as the Muslim brotherhood, despite being known as the brothers. This group also would rebel against the monarchy and the British, they also gave the British a hard time in Jordan when they invaded it. However the two groups are opposed to each other. Most Sunni militas are either nationalist like in the case of Iraq which means secular, or have some Wahabi elements, but almost none of them are of the Muslim brotherhood. In fact the Muslim brotherhood in Iraq has seats because they also did treason, just speaks enough, and they are the only Sunni party to do so. Thus the secular nationalists and Wahabist hate them. They are seen as traitors who came with America just like the Shia parties that were empowered by America and it's allies. KSA for example had supported secular nationalist groups in Iraq. However alliances in the Mideast are very complex and shift
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You confuse pragmatic relationships with alliances, Egypt has no significant shia population so it doesnt have to fear Iranian influence.
Qatar has changed his position to Iran after the Bahrain shia protests, same time when Mursi was around. The whole Shia uprising ended in a pragmatic alliance against shia influence in general by KSA and Qatar.
In Yemen the muslim brotherhood has a maginal role, Islamist sunni, official government and houthis play the big roles.
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Qatar went openly after Iran after the Bahrain uprising, also you see in Syria that Iran backed militias and qatar backed militias fight eachother.
I said that KSA and Qatar have disputes but forget those in conflicts like syria which can easily be seen by the sunni forces there.
never denied the conflict of ksa and qatar on other fields
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KSA alliance with Israel would pragmatic as the two don't really like each other. The alliance is not true as most people think it is. King Fisal was never fond of Israel or most Westerners to be honest. He was quite the nationalist, so this why he was removed. Egypt allied with Iran, because the Muslim brotherhood is an ally of Iran, and this why in Iraq they are allowed to have seats, because Iraq now is province that the Americans and their allies gave on a gold platter to Iran and it's influence. Iran fears Baathist/nationalists more so than it fears them more so than the Gulf monarchies, just like the Americans did, because their goal was to unite the Arabian peninsula and secure the oil reserves, but the goal of the nationalist is to free Iraq from Anglo-Iranian control. This why nationalists are not allowed to have seats in the current Iraqi government and the Americans dismantled it in a brutal manner, and the MB were allowed to enter.
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KSA probably did, but it does not support them anymore, it supports for it's own reason, but it was never a true ally. Iran is far more of true ally to the MB. KSA now supports nationalists and of course Wahabist/Salafi movement. It shifted because when it saw the alliance between the MB with Iran both in Iraq and in Yemen. However since the beginning both were rivals because they are different ideologies one is Sufi mystical and the other is Puritanical. Of course politics are all different. KSA also supports the tribal populations that it see to be extension of itself, especially in Syria and Iraq. Like said the alliances in the ME are complex and their always shift.
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