Doha: Israel has formally apologized for its recent attack on Qatar during a critical phone call involving the President of the United States, Donald Trump, Qatar's Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani, and the Israeli Prime Minister. The call was part of ongoing U.S. efforts to address the fallout from the Israeli aggression that targeted a residential neighborhood in Doha, which housed the headquarters of the Hamas negotiating delegation, leading to a serious breach of Qatari sovereignty.

According to Qatar News Agency, during the conversation, Qatar's Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs expressed gratitude to President Trump for his efforts to secure peace in the region. The Prime Minister acknowledged the guarantees provided that assure no further aggression against Qatar and reaffirmed the United States' commitment to its defense partnership with the nation.

The Israeli Prime Minister issued an apology for the attack on Doha, acknowledging the violation of Qatar's sovereignty and the tragic loss of Qatari citizen Badr Al Dosari. He pledged that there would be no further targeting of Qatari territory, aiming to restore trust and prevent future incidents.

Qatar's Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs reiterated the State's firm stance against any violation of its sovereignty, emphasizing the priority of protecting its citizens and residents. He expressed appreciation for the assurances received to safeguard Qatar from being targeted again, recognizing the commitments made to prevent such occurrences in the future.

The response highlights Qatar's readiness to engage in diplomatic efforts to end the conflict in the Gaza Strip, as part of the initiative led by the U.S. President. This approach aligns with Qatar's longstanding commitment to resolving crises through diplomatic channels and its role in promoting regional security and stability.