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Israel’s Doha attack is a test for Trump’s ties with the Gulf
How Qatar and its Gulf partners respond to the attack could decide the next chapter for the region.
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huffpost.com
Israel Launches Attack On Hamas Leaders In Qatar, Blasts Heard In Doha
Qatar, which has been mediating between Hamas and Israel, condemned the "cowardly" attack.
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thetimes.com
Doha live: explosions heard in Qatar as Israel targets Hamas leaders
Israel attacks Hamas senior leadership in Doha, Qatar — follow the latest news
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aljazeera.com
ISRAEL TARGETS HAMAS LEADERSHIP IN ATTACK ON QATAR’S DOHA
Hamas source says negotiating team was targeted in Israeli attack on Qatari capital.
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telegraph.co.uk
Israel strikes Hamas leadership in Qatar
Explosions heard in Doha after IDF targets terror group officials
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Analysis: Israel leaps over red lines in attack on Qatari capital Doha
Attack on Hamas leaders in Qatari capital Doha shows Israel will keep escalating if global powers don’t stop it.
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Israel Draws Condemnation For Attacking Hamas Leaders In Qatar
The White House said it knew of the plan before Israel struck the Gulf state, which is a key U.S. security partner and a Gaza ceasefire negotiator.
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haaretz.com
With Doha strike, Israel signals a strategic shift and an indifference to consequences
Israel's Airstrike in Doha Targeting Hamas' Leadership Marks a Strategic Escalation, but Not Without Risking the Lives of Hostages Held in Gaza, While Raising Concerns Over the…
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nytimes.com
Israel’s Attack on Hamas in Qatar: What to Know
Why did Israel attack? Who was killed? What has been the Qatari response? Here are answers to those and other key questions.
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Israel’s Attack on Qatari Soil Leads Gulf Powers to Question U.S. Protection
The audacious attempt to kill the political leaders of Hamas in Doha could upend the foundations of an American-led order in the Middle East.
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Israel’s Doha attack is a test for Trump’s ties with the Gulf
How Qatar and its Gulf partners respond to the attack could decide the next chapter for the region.
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middleeasteye.net
How will Qatar and the Gulf respond to Israeli strike on Doha?
Qatar considers legal and military response as GCC states draw closer and US alliance comes under scrutiny
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arabnews.com
What the attack on Qatar means for America’s regional standing
On Tuesday afternoon, Israel launched airstrikes on a residential area of Doha, Qatar’s capital, apparently targeting the Hamas team that has been negotiating the terms of a…
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After Qatar attack, Israel ambassador to US says ‘we’ll get them next time’
Israeli diplomat Yechiel Leiter says countries criticising Israel over launching air strikes on Doha will ‘get over it’.
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How long had Israel been planning its attack in Qatar?
Details have begun to emerge about Israel’s attack on Hamas leaders in Qatar, although many questions remain.
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Israel kills over 50 in Gaza as fallout from Qatar attack reverberates
Israel’s attack that killed 6 in Doha draws criticism from across the world as Israeli troops continue to bombard Gaza.
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The price of mediation? How Qatar could respond to Israel’s attack
The attack has called into question how Qatar might respond, the future of its mediator role, and its defence alliances.
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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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Updates: Israel kills 53 across Gaza, as UNSC condemns attack on Qatar
Israeli attacks continue across Gaza as regional leaders rally around Qatar after deadly Israeli attack on Doha.
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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
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How Israel's attack in Qatar has likely exploded hopes of ending the Gaza war
The Israeli Decision to Bomb Doha, Targeting Hamas Leadership as They Met to Consider a Cease-fire Proposal, Made Little Sense if Prime Minister Benjamin Netany