Qatar's prime minister has called for Israel to withdraw from Lebanon following recent attacks in the southern part of the country. The statement is made during a visit to Beirut where the prime minister reaffirmed Qatar's support for Lebanon and discussed energy cooperation and continued support for the Lebanese army.
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Qatar's prime minister has called for Israel to withdraw from Lebanon.: Qatar's prime minister has called for Israel to withdraw from Lebanon.
The statement is made during a visit to Beirut.: The statement is made during a visit to Beirut.
The prime minister reaffirmed Qatar's support for Lebanon.: The prime minister reaffirmed Qatar's support for Lebanon.
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Qatar FM calls for Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon
Qatar’s prime minister and minister of foreign affairs has reaffirmed his country’s support for Lebanon during a visit to Beirut, calling for Israel’s withdrawal amid continuous attacks in the country’s south. He also discussed energy cooperation and continued support for the Lebanese army.
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