Rwanda Condemns Israeli Strike in Doha, Calls for Respect of International Norms
The Government of Rwanda has strongly condemned the strike carried out by Israel in Doha, Qatar on September 9th, extending condolences to the State of Qatar and to the families of the victims.
In a statement released by the Office of the Government Spokesperson, Rwanda said the attack represents “a blatant violation of fundamental principles of interstate relations,” warning that such actions risk pushing the world into a dangerous “no-rules-based order.”
Rwanda described the escalation of hostilities as senseless and criticized the silence of the international community. “The hypocrisy and complacency evident in such circumstances, especially from the most powerful, leaves the world vulnerable to growing chaos and uncertainty,” the statement read.
The government also acknowledged Qatar’s significant contribution in mediating some of the most complex and protracted conflicts in the Middle East and Africa, stressing that this deserves global recognition and appreciation.
Rwanda reaffirmed its solidarity with Qatar during this difficult period and called for a principled, pragmatic, and swift resolution to the ongoing conflict in the region.
Rwanda’s condemnation comes amid mounting global concern over instability in the Middle East, warning that unchecked escalation could endanger peace and security worldwide.
