Netanyahu ‘killed any hope’ of hostage release with strike on Doha, Qatar’s prime minister says
Summary
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for an attack on Hamas leaders in Doha, claiming it harmed hopes for freeing hostages in Gaza. The attack killed at least six people, and Qatar is now planning diplomatic actions, including a U.N. Security Council meeting and an Arab-Islamic summit. The situation has heightened tensions, with concerns about a wider conflict in the region.Key Facts
- Israel carried out a strike on Hamas leaders in Doha, Qatar.
- The attack resulted in at least six deaths, including five Hamas members and a Qatari security officer.
- Qatar's prime minister criticized the attack for damaging chances of hostage release in Gaza.
- Qatar is planning a diplomatic response, including a U.N. Security Council meeting and a summit.
- The Security Council expressed concern over the attack and supported Qatar's mediation role.
- Thousands of Palestinians are leaving Gaza City due to impending Israeli offensive actions.
- Hamas confirmed the deaths of five lower-level members but said senior leaders survived.
- The United Arab Emirates has blocked Israeli firms from the Dubai Air Show following the incident.
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