Israel defiant after international outrage at Qatar airstrike targeting Hamas | Israel
Israel reacted on Tuesday with a challenge and more threats in response to international anger in their strikes aimed at a meeting of Hamas leaders in Qatar.
The country’s Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that the missiles that are fired by Israeli Air Force planes have killed any of the primary targets of their primary targets, “their long arm will act against their enemies”.
“There is no place to hide, Kat Katz wrote,“ Anyone in the October 7 massacre can account for completely. Everyone who makes terror against Israel will suffer damage. ” Israel’s Ambassador to US Ambassador Yechiel Leiter, FOX News, if the strike Hamas leaders had not killed, he said he would be successful next time.
Qatar, a close US ally, hosts negotiations aimed at providing a ceasefire during the Gaza War and plays a key role as an intermediary. Hamas leaders reportedly met to discuss a new ceasefire proposal put forward by US President Donald Trump.
Washington described his strike on Wednesday as a unilateral attack that did not advance the interests of American and Israel.
Trump insisted that he had played no role in the attack on social media post. “This was a decision made by the Prime Minister [Benjamin] Netanyahu, this was not a decision taken by me, Tr Trump said in an article on the social network. He said that his administration was trying to warn Qatar from the attack, but unfortunately it was too late ”.
Hamas said that all leaders were safe, but five members were killed. On Wednesday, a senior Israeli official admitted that optimism has decreased about the results of the strikes.
Qatar said that one of the security forces was killed in the attack and that he was “accused of state terrorism”.
Israel deployed the air force again on Wednesday with a strike in Yemen. Almasirah TV, conducted by the Houthi Milis Movement, which manages most of the country, reported that the Ministry of Defense was shot in Sana in the capital. Israel said that the Houthi headquarters of the Army Radio and military camps are among the targets.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that Israel has violated Qatar’s sovereignty and said, “Britain and its allies have not done anything to secure the peace to which it is attached.”
Russia and China condemned the attack, while regional rulers went to Qatar in a solidarity demonstration.
The attacks in Israel have caused celebrations among the families of hostages in Gaza, who said they were afraid of their loved ones after 23 months of conflict.
The war was triggered by a Hamas attack on Israel in October 2023, while the militants killed civilians mostly and kidnapped 250. He missed 250 of them.
The following Israeli attack has so far killed more than 64,000 Palestinians, mostly civilians, and more than 150,000 injured and ruined most of Gaza.
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“Why does the Prime Minister insist on exploding every little chance for an agreement?
Sequential polls showed extensive support in Israel to end the war and release hostages, while Netanyahu was accused of extending the conflict for political purposes.
Qatar hosted a few rounds of indirect Israel-Hamas negotiations in Doha, and helped the US and Egypt as other mediator.
While the Prime Minister of Qatar insisted that the mediation efforts will continue, he said that no negotiation was planned in the light of the attack.
Andreas Krieg, a senior lecturer at King’s College London, is a bir Strike in the heart of regional mediation ”and Washington cannot prevent it. “It shows that Trump can really implement the policy determined by Trump, which is built around mediation,” he said.
Hamas, who has ruled Gaza for about twenty years, but today only controls the pieces, said that if he agreed to end the Israeli war on Saturday and withdraw his powers from Gaza, he would release all the hostages.
Netanyahu pressure for a comprehensive agreement that will see that all hostages were released at once, the disarmament of Hamas and that militant leaders were exiled.
Amos Nadan, Director of Middle East and African Research Center for Moshean, said that the strike on Tuesday was intended to be watched by an Israel-Lübnan Casefire two months later, two months later, Lebanese militias and Hamas All Hızbollah leader.
Nadan said, in Israel, in Israel… The majority of people in favor of ending the war and bringing back hostages… So it may seem like the results of the war. ”
The people in Sana said that the attack on Wednesday was a hiding place between the two mountains used as command and control center. The scope of any damage was not immediately clear.
In late August, an Israeli strike in Yemen killed Houthi Prime Minister Ahmed Al-Rhawi.
Supported by Iran, Houthis attacked ships in the Red Sea, as they described as solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza and fired missiles in most seized Israel.
