The '''2017 Qatar diplomatic crisis''', also referred as the 2017 '''Middle East crisis''', occurred as a result of several countries abruptly cutting off [[Foreign relations of Qatar|diplomatic relations]] with [[Qatar]]. These countries included [[Foreign relations of Saudi Arabia#Qatar|Saudi Arabia]], the [[Qatar–United Arab Emirates relations|United Arab Emirates]], [[Bahrain–Qatar relations|Bahrain]], and [[Egypt–Qatar relations|Egypt]]. The severing of relations included withdrawing ambassadors, and imposing trade and travel bans.

Saudi Arabia and other countries have [[Al Jazeera controversies and criticism|criticized Al Jazeera]] and [[Iran–Qatar relations|Qatar's relations with Iran]], and accused [[Qatar and state-sponsored terrorism|Qatar of funding terrorist organizations]]. Qatar denied that it supports terrorism, given that it has assisted the [[Qatar–United States relations|United States]] in the [[War on Terror]] and the ongoing [[military intervention against ISIL...

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00:01:23: Background
00:02:15: Issues of contention
00:08:45: Previous diplomatic incidents
00:10:35: Events leading up to the crisis
00:10:54: April 2017 negotiations
00:12:18: Riyadh Summit 2017
00:13:16: Hacking of Qatari websites
00:16:03: Al Jazeera
00:16:55: Breaking of diplomatic relations
00:20:16: Global reactions
00:29:42: Reaction of non-governmental organizations
00:31:01: Impact
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