Doha: The Arab-Islamic emergency summit convened in Doha addressed the recent Israeli attack on Qatar, leading to a unified statement condemning the aggression and expressing solidarity with Qatar. The summit, chaired by Qatar's Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, included leaders from the League of Arab States and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).

According to Saudi Press Agency, the summit emphasized principles from the Charters of the League of Arab States, OIC, and the United Nations, condemning the Israeli attack as a violation of Qatar's sovereignty and a threat to international peace and security. The leaders rejected any aggression against member states, reaffirming their commitment to collective security.

The summit's communiqu© highlighted the emergency United Nations Security Council meeting on September 11, 2025, which condemned the Israeli attack. It expressed the need for accountability for Israeli violations and urged international solidarity with Qatar. The summit called for a rejection of Israel's aggressive practices, including settlement activities and expansionist policies.

The communiqu© condemned the September 9, 2025, attack on a Doha residential neighborhood, which included facilities for hosting negotiating delegations and resulted in casualties. The leaders expressed support for Qatar's mediation efforts in the region and commended its role in fostering peace.

The summit called for international action against Israeli policies causing humanitarian crises in Palestinian territories and reaffirmed support for the Palestinian cause, urging peace based on the Arab Peace Initiative and international resolutions. They also supported the convening of a conference on the two-state solution in New York.

The summit concluded with appreciation for Qatar's hosting and organizing efforts, recognizing its role in fostering unity among member states and supporting regional peace and security initiatives.