Multiple Nations Condemn Israeli Strikes on Doha, Express Solidarity with Qatar

The recent Israeli strikes on Doha have drawn widespread condemnation from various Muslim countries and international organizations. Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, and Egypt’s Foreign Minister jointly denounced the attacks, emphasizing the need for unity among Muslim nations and supporting an emergency OIC meeting in Doha. The Lebanese Islamic Unity Movement described the assault as state terrorism backed by the United States, urging countries to sever ties with Israel and impose economic pressures. The OIC General Secretariat condemned the Israeli Prime Minister’s hostile statements against Qatar and called on the international community to hold Israel accountable for violating international laws. Multiple world leaders, including those from Spain, Uzbekistan, Venezuela, Ethiopia, and Iraq, expressed solidarity with Qatar, condemning the strike as a violation of sovereignty and international law and pledging support for Qatar’s security and mediation efforts. Qatar’s leadership reiterated its commitment to protecting its sovereignty while appreciating the global support received in the aftermath of the attack.