OR Turkey proceeded to strongly condemn it attack by Israel at Iran.

“The Israelwhich is committing genocide in Gaza, is preparing to annex the West Bank and is killing civilians daily in Lebanon, with this attack has now brought our region to the brink of a wider war,” the Turkish Foreign Ministry said.

“It is now clear that ending Israeli terrorism in the region has become a historic task to ensure international security and peace,” it added.

Ankara called on the international community to take immediate action to enforce the law and stop the Israeli government.

“Turkey reiterates that we do not wish for further war, violence or lawlessness in our region,” the statement said.

For peace to come to the Middle East, it is imperative that countries in the region and other actors act sensibly, he said.

Arab states and Gulf countries condemned the Israeli attack on Iran:

Her Foreign Ministry of Saudi Arabia announced: “The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia condemns and denounces the military targeting of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which is a violation of its sovereignty and a violation of international laws and norms.” At the same time, he urges all sides to “exhibit the maximum possible restraint in order to avoid escalation, which threatens the security and stability of the countries and peoples of the region”.

His Foreign Ministry Pakistan issued a statement: “Israeli military strikes against Iran’s sovereignty and territorial integrity are a serious violation of the UN Charter and international law.” It adds that “the attacks undermine the path towards regional peace and stability, while constituting a dangerous escalation in an already unstable region” and accusing Israel of bearing full responsibility for the current cycle of escalation and expansion of conflict in the region.

Islamabad also invited the United Nations Security Council “to play its role in maintaining international peace and security and to take immediate steps to end Israel’s recklessness in the region and its criminal behavior.”

United Arab Emirates and Oman: In the same mood and the reactions from the diplomatic authorities of other Gulf countries. “The United Arab Emirates strongly condemns Iran’s military targeting and expresses deep concern over its continued escalation and its impact on regional security and stability,” Abu Dhabi said, noting “the importance of exercising the highest levels of restraint and wisdom to avoiding risks and expanding conflicts,” while Oman’s foreign ministry spoke of a flagrant violation of Iran’s sovereignty, adding that the Israeli airstrikes were “an escalation that feeds the cycle of violence and undermines efforts to de-escalate and reduce of tension”.

At Iraqgovernment spokesman Basim Alawadi condemned both Israel’s “aggressive policies and the expansion of the conflict in the region, carrying out blatantly aggressive actions with impunity,” as well as “the silence of the international community on Israeli actions,” reiterating “Iraq’s firm position for a cease-fire in Gaza and Lebanon and for comprehensive regional and international efforts to support stability in the region.”