Katri’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani on Tuesday vowed retaliating against Israel for a strike against Hamas’s political leadership in Doha.
Al-Thani said at a news conference on Tuesday through a translator, “The state of Qatar is committed to acting decisively with anything that will target its areas and reserve the right to take retaliation and will take all necessary measures to take retaliation.”
The Qatari Prime Minister said that his Minister of State will call a meeting on Wednesday, “To review all policies and instructions to prevent such tasks and measures in future, so that it does not happen again.”
Al-Thani called the strike on Doha “State Terrorism” by Israel and took Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said that Al-Thani threatened regional security and violated the sovereignty of nearby countries.
“I think we have reached a decisive moment. Those barbaric tasks should be vengerated from the entire region that reflects only one thing: it reflects this person’s barbarity that leads the region, unfortunately, at a point, where we cannot address any situation and we cannot work through all those international laws.”
Israel on Tuesday increased his war against Hamas and started a murder strike on Hamas’s political leadership in Qatar. The step appeared to end any attempt to leave the hostages through conversation, which is happening in Qatar and with the help of its leaders.
Even when Qatar vowed to retaliate, the country said that it would not leave his role as a mediator in many regional talks.
Al-Thani said on Tuesday, “Arbitration and Katri diplomacy is part of its identity, and it will continue, and anything will prevent us from being in this role on various issues around us in this area, so that the stability of the region and eventually our people can get stability.”
