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Israel' Defence Minister Vows Attacks on ‘Enemies Everywhere’
The strike killed six, including a Qatari officer, and disrupted Hamas leadership talks on a US-backed hostage deal, prompting widespread international condemnation and an emergency UN meeting.
- On Tuesday, Israel launched airstrikes in Doha targeting senior Hamas leaders, killing six people including a Qatari police officer.
- Amid mediation talks in Doha, Hamas leaders were meeting to discuss a US-backed hostage deal when the strike occurred days after the United States proposed new ceasefire parameters.
- On Wednesday, the United Nations Security Council will hold an emergency session in New York after Algeria and Pakistan requested the meeting to address Israel's strikes in Doha, while António Guterres condemned the attack as a `flagrant violation` of Qatar's sovereignty.
- U.S. officials said the strike put Washington in a difficult spot, President Donald Trump wrote it `does not advance Israel or America's goals`, and Hamas said it `reserves the right to respond`.
- The strike against a mediator state raises questions about Qatar's role in ceasefire mediation as Japan condemned the attack on 10/09/2025, calling it a threat to Qatar's sovereignty and regional security.
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Israel must continue to criticise the attacks on Hamas in Doha. Nevertheless, Prime Minister Netanyahu makes threats to Qatar. The Emirate defends itself - and accuses Netanyahu of risking the lives of the hostages.
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The country, which represents the Arab states, called an urgent session of the Security Council after Israel's strike in Doha.The post Algeria legitimizing Hamas at UN council, Danon says appeared first on JNS.org.
Israel's leadership is celebrating its attack on a Hamas delegation in Doha. The Palestinian organization sees aggression failed, because its negotiator is alive. It is hailing convictions worldwide.
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