Qatar Hosts Summit For Arab Leaders To Show United Response After Israel’s Doha Attack

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) – Qatar hosted a summit of leaders of Arab and Islamic countries on Monday. Israel’s attack on Hamas leaders in Doha last week. However, the group has several ways to restrict Israel while the war on the Gaza Strip is grinded.

Israel GAZZA STARTED THE INVITATION In response to Hamas’ October 7, 2023, the attack and since then, Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and now Qatar, including Iran’s resistance axis against the group of militants and other members against other members. This led to a wider anger among the Middle Eastern countries that have already been angry by more than 64,000 Palestinians killed during the war in Gaza – and an increasing concern of the US commitment to the Gulf Arab States May not be strong enough.

However, it remains unclear what the summit can achieve. Between the nations meeting, important tensions can dull the cooperation – and there are also very few branches that they can attract. Condemnation from countries where Israel thinks of enemies like Iran will mean very little. Meanwhile, countries with diplomatic recognition agreements with Israel may be reluctant to break ties.

Soufan Center, based in New York, said, “Considering the deep tensions between the Gulf States and other regional actors, the summit is a remarkable success that underlines a common sense of urgency in the region, especially when the scale is taken into consideration, especially when the scale is taken into consideration,” he said. “Key Question … (the summit) whether diplomatic discounts, targeted economic actions and airspace and access restrictions, including Israel, to shift to more conclusion measures.”

Qatar’s power, Emir, opened the summit by accusing Israel not to care about the hostages held in Gaza and to work only to “ensure that Gaza is no longer uninhabitable”. Israel said that the targets of the war involves bringing back all hostages and defeating Hamas.

“If Israel wants to assassinate Hamas leaders, why does he participate in negotiations?” Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. “If you want to insist on the salvation of hostages, why are they assassinating all negotiators?”

The speech was unusual for the 45 -year -old Qatar ruler, who served as a key mediator to reach the ceasefire in the war.

“There is no place to cope with such a party,” he added. “In these negotiations, the constant employees to assassinate the party will certainly do anything to ensure the failure of these negotiations. When they claim that they are looking for the salvation of hostages, this is just a lie.”

Sheikh Tamim condemned Israel what he calls the “genocide ğı that he committed in Gaza. Israel strongly rejected the genocide. Hamas says extends the war Without delivering and releasing hostages.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi and Syria’s temporary President Ahmad al-Shabaa participated in various regional leaders.

Iran after bombing Iran’s nuclear areas in June Al Udeid Air Base in QatarA large center for the American forces – a movement that annoys Qatar. Nevertheless, Iran sent President Masoud Pesshkian to attend the meeting on Monday. Before leaving Tehran, Pezshkian said the width of the width of the nations that Israel has attacked since October 7.

“This regime attacked many Islamic countries,” he said. “He does everything he wants and unfortunately the US and European countries support these actions.”

Iran Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, written on the social platform X, added: “Iran is Qatar, and indeed all Muslim Brotherhood, especially against the trouble that terrorizes the region.”

Araghchi and Pezshkian did not mention Iran’s attack on Qatar, and he received a guard of honor as he descended to Doha.

Qatar is an energy -rich nation in the Arabian Peninsula, which hosts 2022. World CupLong served as an intermediary in conflicts. For years, at the request of the United States, Hamas hosted the political leadership of Hamas and provided a channel for Israel to negotiate Gaza with the militant group that had controlled for years.

However, as the Israeli-Hamas war continued, Qatar was increasingly criticized by hard shirts within the Netanyahu government. Netanyahu himself promised to attack everyone who organized the attack on Israel, led by Hamas in 2023. And since last week’s strike, the Israeli leader, Hamas leaders doubled by saying that Qatar remained a possible target.

On Sunday, US President Donald offered renewed support for Qatar.

“We’re with them. You know, they were a great ally, Tr Trump said. “Many people do not understand about Qatar. Qatar was a great ally and at the same time leading a very difficult life because they are in the middle of everything.”

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio was in Israel For meetings to express Netanyahu and other Israeli officials on Monday to express America’s concerns about the attack on Qatar and to talk about Israel’s new attack in Gaza.

Rubio refused to address Israel’s strike while talking to journalists in Jerusalem, but said that America wanted to work with all its partners in the region to stop Hamas and reach the ceasefire in the war.

Rubio said, “We will continue to encourage Qatar to play a constructive role in this regard,” Rubio said.

Netanyahu added that Israel’s decision to attack Qatar is “a completely independent decision by us”.

Netanyahu faces increasing pressure from the Israeli people to end the war and bring it home. 48 hostage still held in Gaza20 is believed to be Israel still alive.

The October 7 attack, led by Hamas, killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and led to the abduction of 251.

According to Gaza’s Ministry of Health, Israel’s subsequent attacks in Gaza killed more than 64,000 Palestinians, which did not say how many civilians were civil or warriors. He says that about half of those killed are women and children.

The Ministry is a part of the government operated by Hamas and is working by medical experts. The UN and independent experts see their figures as the most reliable estimate of war losses. Israel objected to them, but on its own.