Netanyahu vows to target opponents abroad after strike in Qatar
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that Israel will target Hamas leaders if Qatar does not expel them. This follows an Israeli attack in Qatar's capital amid talks on a ceasefire for Gaza. Qatar condemned the attack, while regional leaders express anger and plan to meet to discuss a response.Key Facts
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatened to target Hamas leaders in Qatar if they are not expelled.
- Israel recently carried out an unprecedented attack in Qatar's capital, Doha, amid ceasefire discussions.
- Qatar called the attack "cowardly" and was not warned about it beforehand.
- In the past three days, Israel conducted attacks in multiple regions including Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, Tunisia, and Qatar.
- The Qatari Prime Minister condemned the attack as "state terror" and said it damages hopes for hostages.
- Regional leaders plan to meet in Doha for an Arab-Islamic summit to consider a response.
- Netanyahu and former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant face war crimes accusations from the International Criminal Court.
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