Qatar’s emir urges diplomacy as Gulf at ‘one of the most dangerous phases’
Sheikh Tamim says years of delayed diplomacy led to the US-Israeli war on Iran.
Qatar's Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has warned that the region is currently experiencing one of its most perilous periods. In an address to the United Nations, he attributed the crisis to years of postponing solutions and unrealistic approaches. Emir Tamim emphasized that Qatar has consistently engaged in mediation efforts in Gaza, achieving a ceasefire agreement.
He criticized Israeli leaders for advocating the displacement of Gaza's residents, stating it as a blot on humanity's conscience. Emir Tamim stressed that wisdom and resilience are interconnected, urging that a peaceful diplomatic resolution should not be ignored. He reaffirmed Qatar's conviction that the Gulf crisis can be resolved through diplomacy, stressing that the core issue lies in the lack of collective security in the region, which fuels peaceful conflict resolution.
Emir Tamim pointed out that neglecting outstanding disputes doesn't alleviate them but escalates their cost, advocating negotiation as the means to reconcile differences.
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