US EditionNetanyahu Tells Qatar to Expel Hamas Chiefs or Bring Them to Justice If You Dont We Will
Qatar condemns Israeli strikes killing five Hamas members in Doha, threatening its mediation role and urging collective regional response amid ongoing Gaza conflict.
- On Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Qatar to expel Hamas leaders or Israel will take action itself following an airstrike in Doha.
- The warning followed Israel's airstrike targeting Hamas political leaders in Doha a day earlier, which drew international criticism and heightened regional tensions.
- Qatar’s Prime Minister, Sheikh Abdulrahman Al Thani, denounced the strike as an act of state terrorism, criticized Netanyahu’s actions, and emphasized the need for a unified regional effort to prevent further Israeli aggression.
- Netanyahu defended the strikes by likening them to the U.S. response against al Qaeda after 9/11 and warned that Qatar must either remove Hamas leaders from its territory or hold them accountable, otherwise Israel will take action.
- The episode exposed fragile Gulf-Israel relations, risking peace negotiations and regional security while Qatar reevaluates its U.S. security ties amid calls for retaliation.
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UAE warns Netanyahu: Threats to Qatar are threats to all Gulf states
The comments followed Netanyahu’s stark warning to Doha on Wednesday, when he called on Qatar to take action against Hamas leaders living there. By Vered Weiss, World Israel News The United Arab Emirates on Thursday criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for harsh words directed at Qatar, warning that any attack on a Gulf state would be viewed as an assault on the region’s collective security. Afra Al Hameli, a senior UAE official, said I…
Netanyahu invokes 9/11 to justify Qatar strike and threatens further attacks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday compared his controversial choice to militarily target Hamas leadership in Qatar to the United States’s decision to wage war on the Taliban after the 9/11 attacks. “What did America do in the wake of Sept. 11?” Netanyahu asked in a video posted to social media on Wednesday. “It promised to hunt down the terrorists who committed this heinous crime, wherever they may be. And it also passed a r…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a clear statement in a speech, urging countries to either deport or bring terrorist leaders to justice. He made this statement after Israel intervened in a meeting of Hamas leaders in Qatar.
Netanyahu tells Qatar to expel Hamas chiefs or bring them to justice If you dont we will
Two senior Hamas officials said injured in Tuesday’s strike, one of them critically; Qatari PM says Israeli PM ‘killed any hope’ for the hostages, is dragging region into ‘chaos’ The post Netanyahu tells Qatar to expel Hamas chiefs or bring them to justice If you dont we will appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
Qatar Condemns Netanyahu’s ‘Reckless’ Threats of Military Action
Qatar branded Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “shameful” and “reckless” after he threatened the Gulf state with further military action if it doesn’t either expel or bring to justice Hamas members on its territory.
The head of government has described Tuesday's Israeli attack on a meeting of Hamas leaders in the Qatari capital as "state terrorism"
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