Qatar calls for all Israeli nuclear facilities to come under UN supervision during an IAEA session. The request stems from concerns about Israel’s undeclared nuclear arsenal, which is estimated in the hundreds. Qatar’s ambassador emphasized the need for Israel to adhere to the NPT and follow UN regulations.
At a recent International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) session, Qatar urged that all Israeli nuclear facilities be placed under UN supervision. Qatar’s request reflects ongoing concerns about Israel’s undeclared nuclear capabilities, which are estimated to include hundreds of warheads, although Israel officially neither confirms nor denies this.
Qatar’s Ambassador Jassim Yacoup Al-Hammadi emphasized the importance of Israel signing the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT). He called for Israel’s compliance with regulations established by the UN and IAEA, highlighting that UN resolutions have previously urged Israel to allow IAEA inspections of its nuclear sites.
The statement from the Qatari delegation reinforced the need for international accountability regarding nuclear proliferation, directly calling on the global community and its associated organizations to adhere to their commitments related to Israel’s nuclear policy and facilities.
Qatar’s call for Israel to submit its nuclear facilities to UN oversight indicates escalating international pressure on Israel’s nuclear non-proliferation stance. The insistence on signing the NPT and compliance with UN resolutions showcases growing concerns over nuclear transparency and regional security.
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