Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released an apology from the White House to Prime Minister Qatari Mohammed Bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani for an Israeli strike held in Qatar 9 September, Reuters announced that he quoted the source.
There is a meeting between Donald Trump and Netanyahu in the middle of the pressure of the US President on the proposal of Gaza’s Peace, which was “very confident”.
Netanyahu allegedly mediated the sadness of the death of the security guard Katari on a strike. According to Channel 12, Israel could consider offering compensation to the guard family.
Israeli attack on Hamas’s leadership in Qatar
According to officials, September 9, Israel conducted a strike focused on Hamas’s leadership in Qatar, while they met to discuss the proposal of a ceasefire supported by the US for Gaza, PTI said. The incident claimed six lives.
The attack meant a dramatic escalation in the Israeli offensive against the militant group and threatened to derail on the ongoing negotiations aimed at ending the conflict and ensuring the release of Israeli hostages.
Black Smoke was seen rising over the panorama and the authorities of Qatar confirmed the strike.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres strongly condemned this attack and stressed that “all parties must strive to achieve a permanent ceasefire, not destroy”.
Living shots from Katar television have shown that one coffin shrouded in the Qatar flag and five other Palestinian flags that brought themselves to the mosque. Emir Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani stood in prayer in front of the coffins, to which they joined dozens of mourning, some dressed in traditional white rocks, others in military uniforms.
He described this for the second time, when Qatar, a rich nation with huge energy resources, was directly focused during the nearly two -year conflict, which began with Hamas on October 7 on Southern Israel. During the war, Katar was a key mediator in an effort to end fighting, PTI reported.
Meanwhile, the Israelis gathered in front of the US Embassy branch in Tel Aviv and urged Trump to push Netanyahua to agree to his proposal to end the war in Gaza, AFP reported.
The crowd sang, “Now, now”. “Do not allow any sabotation attempt (agreement),” one demonstrator said.
(With the entry from agencies)
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