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Israel doesn’t ‘always act in interests of the US’, ambassador says after Qatar strikes
JERUSALEM: Israel’s UN envoy on Wednesday said his country does not always act in the interests of its ally the United States, after Israeli strikes targeting Hamas leaders in Qatar drew a rare rebuke from President Donald Trump. The White House on Tuesday said Trump did not agree with Israel’s decision to take military action on the US ally’s soil and had warned Qatar in advance of the incoming strikes.
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arabnews.com
Israel attacks Hamas leaders in Qatar, Trump says he’s ‘very unhappy’ about strike
DOHA/DUBAI/WASHINGTON: Israel attempted to kill the political leaders of Hamas with an airstrike on Qatar on Tuesday, escalating its military action in the Middle East with what…
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aljazeera.com
Qatar denies White House claim Trump sent warning before Israel’s attack
Attack comes days after Trump gave ‘last warning’ to Hamas, as analysts warn Washington will be seen as complicit.
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thehindu.com
Trump issues rare rebuke to Netanyahu over Qatar strikes
President Trump criticizes Netanyahu over Israel's attack on Qatar, emphasizing U.S. neutrality and peace efforts in the region.
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theguardian.com
Trump appears sidelined as the US caught unawares by Israel’s unprecedented strikes on Qatar
The White House is caught between supporting Israel’s war against Hamas and patching up relations with a key US ally in the region
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Israel doesn’t ‘always act in interests of the US’, ambassador says after Qatar strikes
JERUSALEM: Israel’s UN envoy on Wednesday said his country does not always act in the interests of its ally the United States, after Israeli strikes targeting Hamas leaders in…
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Analysis: Will attack in Qatar lead to international isolation of Israel?
Israel's strike in Qatar raises global concerns but fails to prompt substantial policy shifts from its allies.
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Trump response to Israel’s Qatar attack undermines US credibility: Analysts
Experts say Trump's failure to rein in Israel raises questions over the US role as a military partner in the Gulf region