US EditionWhat Drove Israel's Brazen Attack on Hamas in Qatar?
- Authorities in Qatar are searching for two missing individuals and have identified three out of five Hamas members who died in an Israeli attack in Doha, along with one Qatari security officer.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated the strikes targeted "terrorist masterminds" behind a previous Hamas-led attack that resulted in around 1,200 deaths.
- Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani condemned the strike, claiming it killed hope for Gaza hostages and called for justice.
- The operation involved 15 Israeli fighter jets and followed months of preparation, with speculation of Qatari awareness or sanctioning of the operation.
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These were the real goals of Netanyahu's strike on Hamas operatives in Doha
Time Will Tell Whether the Israeli Army Operation in Doha, Qatar, Took Out Its Targeted Terrorists. But It Is Not Too Early to Contemplate Whether All Objectives Were Hamas-related, or if the Operation Also Served Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Personal Interests
In an operation described as a failure, Israel used ten long-range warplanes to bomb Doha, with the aim of assassinating leaders of the Hamas movement.
Did Qatar backstab Hamas? 3 theories behind the brazen Israeli attack
Israel targeting Hamas's political leadership in Qatar was brazen as well as unprecedented. There are three major theories on why the strike could have possibly been a coordinated plot. We explain the different perspectives.
On Tuesday, Israeli strikes in Doha, Qatar, targeting senior Hamas officials, shook a large part of the diplomatic world. In line: the fear of an outbreak of the region.
Qatar continues search for missing people in Doha after attack as Hamas says Israeli goals not fulfilled
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the attacks in the Gulf country, which has been playing the role of chief mediator in the conflict, Hamas has said that the country's attempt to assassinate its negotiating team failed
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