US EditionWhite House Says Trump Notified Qatar Ahead of Israeli Strike on Hamas
- On Tuesday, Israel carried out a targeted airstrike in Doha aimed at Hamas leaders, resulting in six deaths, among them the son of a key negotiator and a member of Qatar’s security forces.
- The strike followed ongoing tensions as Qatar, a Western ally hosting Hamas officials, has mediated between Israel and Hamas and was reportedly notified just before the attack.
- Qatar condemned the attack as a cowardly violation of international law, vowing not to tolerate threats to its security or sovereignty while investigations proceed at the highest level.
- The deaths involved three bodyguards as well as the aide and son of Khalil al-Hayya, the negotiator for the Gaza ceasefire, while several international leaders, among them US President Donald Trump, strongly condemned Israel’s actions.
- The event highlights Qatar's precarious role as a major regional mediator amid ongoing instability and risks tied to its influence in Middle East diplomacy.
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After the apparently failed attack on the Hamas tops in Qatar, Netanyahu increases the pressure. Doha must identify them, otherwise Israel will become active again.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today ordered Qatar to expel or try the "terrorists" on its soil, following Israeli strikes in Doha against leaders of the Palestinian Islamist Hamas movement.
Canada Is Evaluating Ties With Israel After Qatar Attack, Foreign Minister Says
Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand speaks during a High-level International Conference for the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution at UN headquarters in New York City, US, July 28, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Jeenah Moon Canada is evaluating its relationship with Israel after the attack on Hamas leaders in Qatar, foreign minister Anita Anand said on Wednesday, in the latest sign of unhapp…
After Israel's attack on the political Hamas leadership in Qatar, the Gulf Council questions the ceasefire talks.
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