SAUDI EXPATRIATES

➤ The leaders said the attack on a residential area in Doha, where Hamas officials involved in mediation talks were present, endangered schools, nurseries, and diplomatic missions nearby. Trending: Israel's strike on Doha sparks Arab-Islamic Emergency Meeting

➤ The strike killed a Qatari security officer and several others.

➤ Leaders described the attack as proof of the “criminality of the extremist Israeli government” and said it undermined Qatar’s efforts to mediate a Gaza ceasefire and secure hostage releases.

■ The leaders declared full solidarity with Qatar and warned that Israel’s repeated aggressions—including what they called genocide, ethnic cleansing, starvation, and settlement expansion—destroy chances for peace.

■ They praised Qatar’s responsible handling of the attack and its commitment to international law.

■ Qatar, along with Egypt and the U.S., was commended for mediation efforts to end the Gaza war, as well as for its humanitarian and educational initiatives worldwide.

🔘 Leaders firmly rejected Israel’s threats of further attacks on Qatar or any Arab or Muslim country, calling them provocative and dangerous.

🔘 They urged the international community to take strong action to stop Israel’s violations and ensure accountability.

🔘 The summit raised the issue of collective security in the Arab and Islamic world, welcoming an Arab League decision on a “shared vision for regional security and cooperation.”

🔘 Leaders called for practical steps such as joint defense, respect for sovereignty, non-interference, and peaceful dispute resolution. Most Viewed: Complete guide, requirements and process for Umrah visa from India

• The leaders reaffirmed their commitment to the Palestinian cause, condemning attempts to displace Palestinians as crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing.

• They called for immediate international support for Gaza reconstruction, with Egypt set to host a donors’ conference once a ceasefire is reached.

• The summit rejected Israeli settlement activity in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and condemned Israeli aggression against Lebanon, Syria, and Iran.

👉 Leaders urged all countries to stop supplying Israel with weapons and military materials, review diplomatic and economic ties, and pursue legal action against Israeli officials responsible for war crimes.

👉 They called on ICC member states to support enforcement of 2024 arrest warrants for crimes against Palestinians and to ensure Israel follows ICJ provisional measures from the same year.

🔹 Leaders welcomed the UN General Assembly’s adoption of the “New York Declaration” backing a two-state solution, praising Saudi Arabia and France for their efforts.

🔹 They looked ahead to the September 22 two-state solution conference in New York, co-chaired by Riyadh and Paris, urging broader recognition of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.

🔹 They reaffirmed support for Jordan’s custodianship of Islamic holy sites in Jerusalem and the Moroccan-chaired Al-Quds Committee and Bayt Mal Al-Quds Agency, which support Palestinian resilience. See Also: Why Expats are preferring digital transfers apps instead of cash

✓ The summit concluded that bypassing the Palestinian cause or targeting mediators cannot achieve peace in the Middle East.

✓ Leaders called for renewed commitment to the Arab Peace Initiative and UN resolutions.

✓ They urged the UN Security Council to take immediate and binding steps to end Israel’s occupation and set a timetable for withdrawal.