At particularly high tones are the positions of leaders who participate in its meeting in which the Arab League and the Islamic Cooperation Organization (IOC) participate as its countries are preparing their answer to what most participants describe as Israeli aggression that can be attacked by each other.
Qatar gives the tone to the session
The meeting opened with the placement of Qatar’s Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al -Thani, who argued that the Israeli government’s goal was not only one. As Emir said: “Anyone who works persistently and methodically to assassinate the place with which he negotiates is intended to derail the negotiations. But Benjamin Netanyahu dreams of the Arab region of becoming an Israeli influence. This is a dangerous illusion. “
“If Israel had accepted the Arab peace initiative, it would have escaped the whole area from countless tragedies,” he added, referring to the process of Saudi Arabia and approved by the Arab League in 2002 and described by the Arab League. At that time, the Arab leaders offered collectively to Israel a recognition of his right to have the normalization of diplomatic bonds in exchange for his departure from the Arab territories occupied since 1967.
Al Sisi and Abdallah entered dynamically
At the same wavelength was the position of Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al -Sisi, who argued that: “What is happening at this moment is preventing the future of peace, threatening your safety and peoples’ safety in the region and adding obstacles to the opportunities for any conquest.”
For his part, King Abdallah of Jordan, argued at the summit that “the blow to Qatar is proof that the Israeli threat knows no limits and our answer must be clear and deterrent.” Abdallah called on the Arab and Islamic states to make practical decisions on the matter and to “examine all joint action tools” to face this threat.
Erdogan and Pezkian want unity and action
Similarly, Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made a similar and somewhat “tougher” statements, arguing that the attack on Doha “has raised Israel’s robbery at a new level”. As Erdogan pointed out: “We are facing Israel’s terrorist logic that feeds on chaos and blood, and a state that embodies it. Undoubtedly, the goal of the government of Netanyapo is to continue the slaughter and genocide in Palestine, destabilizing the region and therefore we must intensify our diplomatic efforts and impose sanctions on Israel. “
Turkey’s president also said, according to Anadolu, that “the Islamic world has the means and the ability to cancel Israel’s expansionist ambitions and Ankara will continue its struggling struggle until the Palestinian state was founded on the basis of the 1967 border and 1967. Turkey is always on the side of Qatar’s friend and brotherly ally and is ready to share its defensive potential with its sisters. “
The posting of the Iranian Prime Minister Massoud Pezkian, who called on the participants to show unity against Israel and stressed that: “As the Prophet Mohammed said, all Muslims are brothers. So we have to stay united. “
Until NATO TYPE alliance is discussed – Rubio is getting ready to go to Qatar
Based on references to Arabic media, today’s session will discuss the setting up of an alliance on NATO standards that will cover the states of the region (it is one of the many proposals that have fallen on the table and in particular Iran), but also some more practical steps to limit what the participants consider to be the US.
The above comes and a little earlier Benjamin Netanyahu, in the presence of Mark Rubio, did not rule out any other strikes against Hamas leaders “wherever they are”, apparently sending a message to several of the above countries several of which – such as Turkey.
According to foreign media, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Qatar tomorrow to meet with the country’s leadership, making a stop in the Gulf Country on the way to London, where he will accompany US President Donald Trump.
