Summary
President Trump asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to attack Qatar again after a strike in Doha targeting Hamas leaders. The attack upset both the White House and international leaders, and it led Qatar to consider changing its security partnership with the U.S. Despite this, Netanyahu suggested he might conduct another strike if Hamas stays in Qatar.
Key Facts
- Trump demanded Netanyahu not strike Qatar again after the attack in Doha.
- Netanyahu did not consult with Trump before the attack.
- The attack caused tension between Israel and the U.S., which upset global leaders.
- Qatar may reevaluate its security relationship with the U.S. after the strike.
- Trump spoke with Netanyahu directly and expressed his unhappiness with the attack.
- Netanyahu compared the Israeli operation to U.S. actions after September 11th.
- Qatar's prime minister accused Israel of committing "state terror" and breaking international law.
- Leaders worldwide, including in Europe, condemned the Israeli strike.
