Zionist media: Arab countries are moving towards forming a united front and boycotting Israel.
The Zionist network Kan revealed that the Arab Gulf states are considering new steps to redefine their relations with the Zionist regime.
According to the report, these movements have intensified after Tel Aviv’s recent attacks on Qatar, which sparked a wave of anger in the Arab world, especially in the Gulf states.
Kan reported that an extraordinary meeting of Arab leaders will be held in Doha on Sunday to coordinate the positions of Arab countries and create a united front against the Zionist regime and Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet.
A source familiar with the Saudi royal family told Kan that issues such as imposing sanctions on the Zionist regime and reviewing relations with it will likely be raised at the Doha meeting.
This report is being published in a situation where in recent days, following Tel Aviv’s attack on Qatar, the wave of condemnations and calls for practical measures against the Zionist regime among Arab and Islamic countries has increased significantly.
On Tuesday evening, media sources reported an Israeli airstrike on the Hamas office in Doha, claiming that the attack was coordinated by the US government and Donald Trump himself. However, the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office claimed that the operation against Hamas leaders was completely independent and Israeli.
The Qatari Foreign Ministry also issued a strongly worded statement, calling the Israeli attack on the residential areas of many members of the Hamas political office in Doha “criminal and cowardly” and emphasizing that this action is a serious threat to the security of Qatari citizens and residents.