The State
of Qatar recently condemned the death of two Turkish captives who were burnt alive by members of ISIS.
Qatar’s
Foreign Ministry released a statement stressing that the brutal crime goes
against all principles and human values, and that it contradicts all laws and
religions. The statement notes that this act aims to spread fear and
intimidation, and distorts the true values of Islam and its principles of
tolerance.
The Foreign
Ministry expressed solidarity with the Republic of Turkey. Additionally,
Qatar called upon the international community to intensify its efforts in
fighting terrorism, whatever its origin.
The
statement delivered condolences to the families of the victims along with the
Turkish government and the people of Turkey.
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