Qatar’s intense reaction to Netanyahu’s new comment – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry reacted to the Zionist Prime Minister’s remarks on the so -called Greater Israeli dream and strongly condemned Netanyahu’s remarks, according to the Mehr News Agency.

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry statement said: Qatar declares its condemnation and disgust of the occupation’s prime minister’s remarks about what is called Greater Israel, which follows a policy based on the occupation’s bullying and crisis creation, and the international law and law.

The Qatari Foreign Ministry said: “These absurd claims and provocative statements will not bring the legitimate rights of the Arab states and nations.”

The Qatari Foreign Ministry also emphasized the need for the international community’s solidarity with these provocative measures to expose the region to greater violence and chaos.

The Qatari Foreign Ministry emphasizes Qatar’s full support for all efforts to establish fair and sustainable peace in the region and to consolidate regional and international security and stability, the statement said.

It is noteworthy that Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a televised interview with his “emotional connection” with the dream of “Great Israel”, once again revived Tel Aviv’s expansionist ambitions; Statements that brought a wave of critical reactions.

In an interview with I۲, the Zionist Prime Minister said: “I am in a historical and spiritual mission and I have emotionally linked the great Israeli dream.

He also announced that Tel Aviv is talking to “numerous countries” that could host the Palestinians.

According to the Al -Jazeera Network, the statements made in the wake of the continued propaganda of Zionist circles about the concept of “Great Israel” are reminiscent of views presented by institutions such as the Torah and Land Institute that claim the historical boundaries of the fake regime in the east of the river. A plan that contains large parts of the Arab lands beyond occupied Palestine.