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Extremely interesting speech by Israeli 🇮🇱 PM Netanyahu He not just threatened Qatar 🇶🇦 with more strikes but also mentioned Pakistan 🇵🇰 His speech was addressed to all those countries which harbour — terrorists. Heylo PROJECT BALOCHISTAN 🙂

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