Bennett Calls on Netanyahu to Declare Qatar an Enemy State, Highlight Hamas Support at UNGA
- On Wednesday, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to declare Qatar an enemy state during his upcoming United Nations General Assembly address.
- Bennett, in a post on Twitter, announced he would submit the "Qatar File" to the United Nations General Assembly and Security Council, documenting Qatar's alleged involvement in the October 7 massacre.
- He accused Qatar of funding Hamas, hosting Islamist leaders, and spreading antisemitic propaganda internationally. Bennett argued that defining Qatar as an enemy is essential for defeating Hamas and preventing future violence in Gaza.
- While noting they are political opponents, Bennett wrote that "Israelis rise above politics and unite" on security, calling on Netanyahu to remove Qatar from any role in Gaza to stop Hamas rearming.
- Over nearly two decades, Netanyahu has used the United Nations General Assembly to lecture world leaders with props and gimmicks. This year's address will test whether he addresses Bennett's demand to designate Doha an enemy state.
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‘Declare Qatar an enemy state’: Bennett challenges Netanyahu ahead of UN speech
Former prime minister Naftali Bennett is challenging Benjamin Netanyahu to use one of the world’s biggest diplomatic stages to formally declare Qatar an enemy state, accusing Doha of supporting Hamas and contributing to the conditions that led to October 7. Bennett said he will deliver a “Qatar File” to the UN secretary-general and Security Council ambassadors containing what he describes as evidence of Doha’s alleged involvement in the massacre…
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