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Qatar Rejects Netanyahu’s UN Allegation, Accuses Israel of Deflecting From Gaza Policies

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Qatar vehemently dismissed Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahus claim of influencing public opinion against Israel as a diversion from his governments...

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'This continuing rhetoric against Qatar is nothing more than an attempt to divert attention from the attrocities committed' by Israel, says Foreign Ministry spokesman

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Yesterday evening, Thursday, Qatar categorically rejected the accusations made by the President of the Israeli occupation Government, Benjamin Netanyahu, in his address to the General Assembly, to launch a campaign to influence world public opinion against Israel, stressing that the constant escalation of the rhetoric against it is an attempt to divert attention from the violations and humanitarian repercussions of the occupation authorities in …

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After Netanyahu accused it in his speech at the UN of funding activities to influence public opinion against Israel, Qatar rejected his remarks. Its Foreign Ministry spokesman claimed that the change in public attitudes around the world stems from the sights on the ground. The post Qatar against Netanyahu: "An attempt to divert attention from the atrocities being committed by his government" first appeared on JDN.

The State of Qatar categorically rejected Netanyahu ' s accusation of inciting public opinion against Israel. Majid Al-Ansari, the spokesman for Qatar ' s foreign affairs, wrote on X. We categorically reject the accusation by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Qatar, in his address to the General Assembly, of a campaign to influence public opinion against Israel.

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The Sunday Guardian Live broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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