Various parties, including Egypt, Qatar and the Arab League on Friday condemned Israeli airstrikes on Iranian major targets including nuclear facilities earlier in the day. Egyptian Foreign Ministry condemned the Israeli strike as "a blatant, extremely dangerous regional escalation, a flagrant violation of international law and the United Nations Charter, and a direct threat to regional and international peace and security." The ministry stressed that "the arrogance of force will not achieve security for any country in the region", while only political and peaceful solutions can solve regional crises. Qatar's Foreign Ministry described Israel's move as a "flagrant violation of Iran's sovereignty" and a "clear breach of international law and established norms". "The continuation of such aggressive policies threatens to derail diplomatic efforts aimed at de-escalation and peaceful resolution of ongoing crises," the ministry said in a statement, calling on all parties to exercise maximum restraint. Iraqi government spokesman Bassem Al-Awadi said in a statement that Israel's military strike on Iranian territory severely threatens international peace and security, particularly amid ongoing negotiations between Iran and the United States. Lebanese President Michel Aoun warned that the attack not only targeted Iran but also undermined international efforts to stabilize the Middle East and prevent escalation. He accused Israel of sabotaging initiatives aimed at de-escalation. The Arab League deplored the strikes as a flagrant breach of international law and called for immediate international action to contain the escalation and prevent further deterioration. Palestinian movements Hamas and Islamic Jihad strongly condemned Israel's attacks on Iran, warning that the escalation could push the region toward open conflict. In a press statement, Hamas said the attack constituted a "blatant violation of international norms and conventions", calling for a unified stance by Arab and Islamic nations to "deter the occupation and end (Israel's) ongoing violations". Islamic Jihad described the attack as a "dangerous development" that could mark the beginning of a new phase of confrontation in the region, accusing the Israeli leadership of acting to realize "religious ambitions" and exploit regional resources. Lebanese armed group Hezbollah described the attack as a brutal act of aggression under full U.S. support. The group warned that Israel's actions had nullified diplomatic efforts, risking catastrophic consequences for global security. Shotlist: Tehran, Iran - June 13, 2025: 1. Various of damaged residential building, onlookers; 2. Security forces; Iran - June 13, 2025 3. Glass shards on ground, onlookers; FILE: Cairo, Egypt - July 24, 2022 4. Various of Egyptian national flag; FILE: Cairo, Egypt - Date Unknown 5. Various of city view; FILE: Doha, Qatar - Date Unknown 6. National flag of Qatar; 7. Various of buildings, traffic; FILE: Baghdad, Iraq - 2024 8. Various of Liberation Square, national flag of Iraq, traffic, pedestrians; FILE: Beirut, Lebanon - Date Unknown 9. Various of national flag of Lebanon, city view; Baghdad, Iraq - May 17, 2025 10. Various of national flags of Arab countries, Arab League (AL). [Restriction - No access Chinese mainland/Al-Arabiya/Persian language TV Stations outside Iran. Strictly No Access BBC Persian/VOA Persian/Manoto TV/Iran International TV]