Get ready, fam! Arab 🌍 & Muslim leaders are heading to Doha, Qatar 🇶🇦 this Monday for a high-stakes summit. Their mission? Denounce Israel’s recent strikes that targeted Hamas officials on Qatari soil and stand united with the host country.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari says a draft resolution is on the table—set to be hashed out at a ministerial meeting on Sunday—and will tackle ‘the Israeli attack on the State of Qatar’.
Heavy hitters like Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani are confirmed. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan might drop by too—still waiting on the RSVP.
Last Tuesday’s strikes in Doha killed five Hamas members and one Qatari security officer, sparking outrage. Gulf monarchies—even those allied with the United States—have publicly condemned the raids.
Qatar hosts the region’s biggest U.S. base and has been a key mediator in the Gaza conflict alongside the U.S. and Egypt. Now, analysts say this summit is meant to send a clear message: breaches of sovereignty and attacks on diplomacy won’t fly.
‘We need clear red lines,’ says King’s College London expert Andreas Krieg. ‘The goal is to end the sense in Israel that it can act with impunity.’ Expect sharper calls for Palestinian rights and tougher stands on future actions.
This Doha summit is more than a meeting—it’s a statement. Will it change the game? Stay tuned for the updates! 🔥✊
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Arab, Muslim leaders to meet in Qatar to denounce Israeli attack
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