The much-anticipated Arab-Islamic Summit in Doha ended in disappointment, with leaders condemning Israeli strikes but failing to announce concrete measures. Despite fiery rhetoric, the final statement offered only vague calls for unity without sanctions, trade suspensions, or enforcement mechanisms. Critics say the summit exposed Arab states’ dependence on outside powers and inability to act beyond symbolic gestures. Popular demands for sanctions, embargoes, or lifting the Gaza siege were ignored, leaving Israel emboldened and regional frustration over empty rhetoric deepening.
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