Doha Summit, OIC Signal Unified Arab-Islamic Opposition to Israeli Aggression

The upcoming Arab-Islamic Summit in Doha serves as a strong message of solidarity against Israeli aggression, particularly following Israel's recent attack on Qatari territory targeting Hamas leaders. The summit reflects widespread condemnation of Israel's actions, with Arab and Islamic countries united in support of Qatar's sovereignty and calling for adherence to international law. At the United Nations General Assembly, a significant diplomatic setback for Israel occurred with the adoption of the New York Declaration, endorsed by 142 countries, which supports a two-state solution and calls for disarmament of Hamas and release of hostages. The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is also mobilizing diplomatic, legal, and media efforts to confront Israel's military aggression, emphasizing the need for coordinated political will among member states. Meanwhile, Israel faces growing international isolation even among traditional allies, as evidenced by the European Parliament's condemnation of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the European Commission's moves to partially suspend trade agreements with Israel. These developments illustrate escalating global pressure on Israel to end its military operations and respect international norms regarding the Palestinian conflict.