Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected allegations that it interfered in the occupation regime's elections or financed activities aimed at influencing the outcome of the vote.

In a statement, the ministry said that after this week's elections, new accusations targeting Qatar were raised by some politicians from the occupation regime and media outlets linked to them.

The ministry categorically denied the allegations, stressing that Qatar had not interfered in the elections or funded any activities intended to affect the results.

Qatar dismisses allegations

Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari said the accusations were part of attempts to involve Doha in the occupation regime's internal political disputes following the elections.

Al-Ansari rejected claims that Qatar had supported or financed any side in the elections, saying the country would not be drawn into political disputes within the occupation regime.

The ministry added that such accusations were unacceptable and that Qatar would continue its diplomatic and humanitarian efforts despite the claims.

The ministry responded to the allegations, saying, “If we were to believe these claims, we would have to conclude that Qatar had practically bought all of Israel.”(ILKHA)