This came in statements issued by Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, the Sultanate of Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Algeria, Iraq, Syria, Morocco, Palestine, Lebanon, Somalia, Yemen, Mauritania, Bahrain, the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, Ahmed Al-Tayeb, and the International Union of Muslim Scholars.
Tunisia
In a statement issued by the Tunisian Foreign Ministry on Wednesday, Tunisia condemned "in the strongest terms the treacherous and heinous attack perpetrated by the occupying Israeli entity against Qatar," considering it a "flagrant violation of all international laws and conventions."
She added, "We express our full solidarity and support for Qatar and its efforts to defend its sanctity, sovereignty, national security, and the safety of its territories and citizens," expressing her "sincere condolences to the families of the victims of this cowardly attack."
Egypt and Kuwait
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Kuwaiti Emir Sheikh Meshal al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah, in a phone call on Wednesday, affirmed their full solidarity with Qatar and expressed their "full condemnation of this aggression, as it represents a flagrant violation of international law and the United Nations Charter, and an unacceptable infringement on the sovereignty of a sister Arab state," according to a statement from the Egyptian presidency.
Arab League
The Arab League Council at the ministerial level also expressed its "strong condemnation of the Israeli attack," considering it "a grave violation of international law and the United Nations Charter, and a blatant assault on the sovereignty and security of the sisterly State of Qatar."
In a statement issued Tuesday evening, the Council affirmed its "absolute rejection and condemnation in the strongest terms of this Israeli aggression, considering it a gross violation of the sovereignty of an Arab state, a dangerous escalation, and an unacceptable violation that threatens international peace and security."
He warned "against the consequences of Israeli escalation steps that put the security and stability of the region at risk."
Islamic Cooperation
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The Organization of Islamic Cooperation, for its part, strongly condemned the Israeli aggression against Qatar, stressing that it constitutes a "flagrant violation of international law, the UN Charter, and international norms."
In a statement issued Tuesday evening, the organization strongly condemned this attack, which represents a dangerous escalation that threatens the security and stability of the region and undermines international peace and security. The organization noted that Islamic countries condemn this brutal attack on the sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity of the State of Qatar.
Arab Parliament
On the same day, the Arab Parliament condemned in a statement, "in the strongest terms, the aggressive attacks launched by the Israeli occupation entity against the State of Qatar," stressing that this treacherous attack represents a flagrant and unacceptable violation of Qatari sovereignty and a blatant breach of the United Nations Charter and international laws and norms.
Mohammed Al-Yamahi, Speaker of the Arab Parliament, called on the international community and the Security Council to "assume their legal and moral responsibilities to halt the occupying entity's repeated attacks against the sovereignty of states and hold it accountable for its crimes."
Arab Solidarity Communications
Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani received phone calls from ministers from several Arab countries expressing their solidarity with Qatar and their strong condemnation of the Israeli attack that targeted the residential headquarters of several Hamas leaders, according to a report by the Qatar News Agency on Wednesday.
The calls came from Jordanian Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan, his Lebanese counterpart Nawaf Salam, Saudi Foreign and Defense Ministers Faisal bin Farhan and Khalid bin Salman, as well as the foreign ministers of the United Arab Emirates Abdullah bin Zayed, the Sultanate of Oman Badr Al-Busaidi, Egypt Badr Abdel Ati, and Lebanon Youssef Raji.
Arab officials affirmed their solidarity with Qatar and their strong condemnation of the blatant Israeli attack, calling it "a criminal act and a flagrant violation of all international laws and norms, and a threat to the security of the State of Qatar and the countries of the region."
The attack on Qatar, the first of its kind against Doha and a Gulf state, came despite the country's mediation role, alongside Egypt and under US supervision, in indirect negotiations between Hamas and Israel aimed at reaching a prisoner exchange and ceasefire agreement.
With its recent attack on Qatar, Israel has expanded its regional aggression. In June, it launched an attack on Iran, and for nearly two years, it has been committing genocide in Gaza, carrying out attacks and settlement operations in the occupied West Bank, and conducting airstrikes on Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen.
