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Hamad bin Jassim Warns Gulf Leaders
The former Qatari Prime Minister, Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim Al Thani, called on the Gulf Cooperation Council countries to overcome their differences and take practical steps to support Saudi Arabia in facing the threats it faces, which he described as a "existential threat" that threatens the region more deeply than tensions with Iran and the conflict in Yemen. He emphasized that these threats do not originate from within Yemen but are plotted and managed from outside, urging for strong Gulf unity and for solidarity statements to be translated into tangible actions to halt the decline in the security and political capabilities of the council. He also warned against ongoing divisions that weaken the ability to cooperate in confronting challenges, noting that Saudi Arabia’s stability is a fundamental pillar for Gulf stability, despite recognizing Iran as the main enemy, even though there is a need for political and diplomatic relations with it. These remarks come amid an escalation of Houthi attacks on Saudi facilities, highlighting the importance of coordinated Gulf positions to seriously and effectively confront security and regional challenges.
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