Doha
Qatar, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Saturday have joined Saudi Arabia in condemning the recent Israeli airstrikes targeting Iran, expressing deep concerns over the escalating tensions and their potential implications for regional security and stability.
Qatar’s Foreign Ministry issued a strong statement denouncing Israel’s actions, characterizing them as a blatant violation of Iran’s sovereignty and a clear breach of international law. The ministry emphasized the need for all parties to exercise restraint and resolve conflicts through dialogue and peaceful means, while calling on the international community to intensify de-escalation efforts.
Similarly, Jordan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs declared that the Israeli airstrikes violate international law and could trigger further escalations. Jordanian Ambassador Sufian Al-Qudah expressed the Kingdom’s firm rejection of the situation, urging the international community to take immediate action to halt Israeli aggression in Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon.
The UAE also condemned the military actions against Iran, stressing the necessity of maximum restraint to prevent the conflict from widening. The UAE’s Foreign Ministry reiterated the importance of dialogue, adherence to international laws, and respect for state sovereignty as essential for resolving the ongoing crises.
Saudi Arabia had previously condemned the airstrikes, reiterating its position against the escalation of conflict in the region and calling for all parties to exercise restraint. The Saudi foreign ministry emphasized the need for the international community to actively engage in reducing tensions and ending conflicts.
