We are only a few hours away from Doha hosting the emergency Arab-Islamic summit tomorrow, Monday. The summit, held in light of recent developments in the region, will discuss a draft resolution regarding the Israeli attack on Qatar.

Ahead of the Doha Summit tomorrow, Cairo News Channel has reviewed the most prominent emergency Arab summits since the founding of the Arab League:

1946 in Egypt: Arab Solidarity with the Palestinian Cause

1956 in Beirut: After the Tripartite Aggression against Egypt

1982 in Morocco: The Arab Peace Project was approved.

1985 in Morocco: To discuss the Palestinian issue and the deteriorating situation in Lebanon

1988 in Algeria: Support for the Palestinian popular uprising was approved.

1989 in Morocco: To support the Palestinian Intifada and endorse the holding of an international peace conference in the Middle East.

1990 in Iraq: Supported the continuation of the Palestinian Intifada

1990 in Cairo: affirmed Kuwait's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity

2000 in Cairo: In response to the violent events that accompanied Sharon's storming of the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.

2009 in Qatar: Gaza Summit after the Israeli aggression on the Strip

2025 in Cairo: To confront the plan to displace and liquidate the Palestinian cause and rebuild Gaza

2025 in Qatar: After the Israeli attack on Doha