Qatar denounces Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon, urging adherence to ceasefire
(MENAFN) Qatar has strongly condemned an Israeli airstrike launched on Saturday targeting southern Lebanon that caused civilian casualties.
This denouncement was expressed in course of a phone call between Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani and his Lebanese counterpart, Nawaf Salam, as stated by Qatar’s Foreign Ministry.
During their conversation, the two leaders discussed “cooperation ties between the two countries and ways to bolster them, the latest developments in Lebanon, particularly the ceasefire deal and the withdrawal of Israeli occupation troops from Lebanese territories, in addition to sharing perspectives on a range of regional and global issues of common concern.”
The Qatari prime minister reiterated his country's firm rejection of the attack, stressing “the importance of all parties' commitment to the ceasefire deal and the pullback of Israeli occupation forces from all Lebanese territories.”
He further reiterated his nations “unwavering position in support for the Republic of Lebanon and its steadfast commitment to standing by the brotherly people of Lebanon.”
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