Despite Warnings From Senior Defense Officials, Netanyahu Approved the Qatar Strike, Raising Doubts About Its Success and Endangering Hostages in Gaza. As U.S. Coordination Remains Unclear, Regional Tensions Grow and Israel's Targeted Operations Become Ever Riskier
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Despite warnings from senior defense officials, Netanyahu approved the Qatar strike, raising doubts about its success and endangering hostages in Gaza. As U.S. coordination remains unclear, regional tensions grow and Israel's targeted operations become ever riskier
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