Qatar:"Israel is committing state terrorism, which has invalidated the peace talks. We have the right to respond."

Qatar has accused Israel of "state terrorism" and announced that it reserves the right to respond. Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani made the statement, commenting on the Israeli air strike on Doha during a press conference. It is"a turning point," he continued, calling on the countries of the region to jointly respond to Israel for its"barbaric conduct."

According to the prime minister, the ongoing ceasefire talks in Gaza may have been crippled by the attack. The prime minister also accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of undermining any attempt to achieve peace in the region. Netanyahu"claims to want to achieve stability in the region, when in reality he is only creating instability in the region with narcissistic illusions for his personal gain," the sheikh added.

And regarding the White House's claims that the United States warned Qatar before the Israeli air strike, the prime minister denied it:"They called us ten minutes after" the raid on Doha was launched."It was a 100% treacherous attack; we didn't know until it happened," he told reporters.