The Israeli attack on Doha “state terrorism”

On Sunday, the Qatari Prime Minister, Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani, described the Israeli attack on the capital, Doha, as “state terrorism”, stressing that Qatar will face any threat to it “by all possible legal means.”

He stressed in a speech during the preparatory meeting of the emergency Arab -Islamic summit in Doha, that these practices will not prevent Qatar from continuing its mediation efforts to end the war in the Gaza Strip.

The Qatari Prime Minister said that “the Israeli attack will not lead to anything but aborting calm efforts, and clearly indicates that Israel does not recognize any red lines.”

He considered that the last attack “reflects Israel’s intentions in rejecting any negotiating path, and the international community must punish Israel for its crimes.”

In the context, the foreign and Islamic foreign ministers stressed that Qatar’s security is an integral part of Arab and Islamic national security, as they stressed the unity of the class in the face of the attack.

The ministers considered that “the Israeli attack on the State of Qatar represents a violation of international law and an escalation that threatens Arab, regional and international security and stability, a sign that aims to hit Arab and Islamic security and destabilize the region.”

On Sunday, the meeting was launched against the backdrop of the Israeli attack on Qatar.