
UN rights chief condemns Israeli strike on Qatar as 'shocking breach of international law'
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52% : " Also addressing the debate, EU representative Deike Potzel said the bloc expresses its full solidarity with Qatar, describing the Gulf country as "our strategic partner, which, alongside Egypt and the United States, plays a crucial role as mediator of the conflict in Gaza.44% : EU also expresses full solidarity with Qatar, calling Doha 'strategic partner, which, alongside Egypt and US, plays crucial role as mediator of conflict in Gaza The UN human rights chief on Tuesday condemned Israel's strike on Hamas negotiators in Doha, calling it "a shocking breach of international law, an assault on regional peace and stability, and a blow against the integrity of mediation and negotiating processes around the world.
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