He squeezed his reaction to his attack on the leading core of his negotiators, in the midst of reactions from Gulf states on the matter, but also as reports that Donald Trump had an angry telephone conversation on the issue with Prime Minister Bay.
Qatar convenes extraordinary Arabic -Islamic summit in Doha
Following yesterday’s harsh statements about a collective response from the Arab Gulf countries, Qatar announced today that it has convened an extraordinary summit of Arab and Islamic states in Doha on Sunday and Monday that comes to us, to discuss the margins of the Israeli.
Saudi Arabia on the side of Qatar that he decides
Along with the above, the prince’s successor to Saud’s throne, Mohammed bin Salman, said: “Saudi Arabia rejects and condemns Israeli attacks in the area, including” brutal aggression “against Qatar. We will stand on the side of Qatar without restrictions on all his actions and make use of all our potential to achieve this. “
Furious Trump with Netanyahu to hit
The blow to Doha did not only concern the regional forces in the Middle East. According to many reports in US media, the Netanyahu move caused the wrath of US President Donald Trump, who raised the phone and called Netanyahu, demanding a particularly cruel tone of Israel not to ring Qatar again. As Axios said, citing sources, the US president argued: “It is unacceptable. I demand that you do not repeat it, “Trump told Netanyahu in telephone communication, according to sources.
Trump’s advisers were shocked by the attack, the report adds, noting that a source near Trump expressed concern about how Netanyahu and his leading adviser, Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer, handled the issue, calling it “a disadvantage”.
At least two phone calls between Trump and Netanyahu
For her part, in her own report, the Wall Street Journal said that in the two men’s telephone conversation, Trump stressed to Netanyahu that his “not wise” move.
According to the report, Prime Minister Netanyahu replied that he had very close time to blow and decided to seize the opportunity. The WSJ, however, said that the two sides had a second phone call a few hours later and the conversation was a bit more cordial, with the US president asking if the raid was successful.
