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Attacking Qatar shows Israel doesn’t want a Gaza ceasefire
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu keeps changing position on a Gaza ceasefire, using different ploys to keep the war going.
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haaretz.com
Qatari PM accuses Israel of not caring about hostages, vows to keep pressing for Gaza deal
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani will be visiting New York and Washington on Friday, and is expected to meet U.S. officials to discuss the Israeli…
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Netanyahu's frustration could lead him to dangerous new realms. Israelis will pay
The Attack in Doha Shows Once Again That Netanyahu Doesn't Want Negotiations to Succeed; He Wants to Blow Them Up. The Prime Minister Expressed His Frustration Over the Bombing's…
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Attacking Qatar, Netanyahu casts Israel as a dangerous actor even to allies
Israel's Airstrike in Doha on Hamas Leaders, Coming Days Before the UN Gathering and Possible Recognition of a Palestinian State, Seems to Have Been a Step Too Far for Even Its…
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arabnews.com
The rift within Israel is unprecedented
If there is still anyone with the slightest doubt that Benjamin Netanyahu’s delaying tactics when it comes to a ceasefire in Gaza are about his political survival, they should…
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Netanyahu did not think through the implications of the Doha strike | Opinion
There is a Qatari affair – I'm not talking about "Qatargate" – that potentially could cause great damage to Benjamin Netanyahu, and that should have the prime minister very…
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aljazeera.com
Attacking Qatar shows Israel doesn’t want a Gaza ceasefire
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu keeps changing position on a Gaza ceasefire, using different ploys to keep the war going.
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From Doha to Gaza City, Netanyahu keeps moving the war's goalposts
Netnayhu's Most Consistent Strategy Has Been to Buy Time – Shifting Israeli Demands, Favoring Continued Military Operations Over Ending the War, and Keeping Negotiations Alive,…