The UN Security Council has condemned Israel for its recent airstrikes on a residential compound in Doha, targeting Hamas leaders. This unprecedented action has raised tensions and questions about international diplomatic efforts.
Tensions escalate in the Gulf as Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar unite in outrage over Israel's recent strike on Hamas leaders in Doha, raising concerns about U.S. support in the region.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu threatens to target Hamas leaders in Qatar again, leading to a strong backlash from Doha. As tensions rise, regional leaders convene to discuss a collective response.
Israel's recent airstrike on Hamas officials in Qatar has drawn condemnation from multiple nations, including the U.S. President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the operation, while Qatar vows to respond. The fallout continues as tensions escalate.
In a shocking escalation, Israel has targeted Doha in missile strikes aimed at Hamas leaders during critical ceasefire negotiations. Qatar condemns the attack, calling it a violation of sovereignty and international law.
In a daring move, the Israeli military launched an airstrike on the villa of a top Hamas leader in Doha, aiming to eliminate key figures of the militant group. However, Hamas claims no leaders were harmed. What does this mean for the ongoing conflict?
Israel's military conducted an unprecedented airstrike in Doha targeting Hamas leaders, leading to international backlash, including from the U.S. The strike escalates tensions in an already volatile region.
In a bold move, Israel launched an attack on Hamas leaders in Qatar's capital, Doha. While the strike missed key figures, it resulted in the tragic death of a top aide and al-Hayya's son.
An Israeli military strike on Hamas officials in Doha has ignited widespread condemnation from nations across the globe. The UN and regional leaders express outrage over violations of Qatar’s sovereignty.
In a daring airstrike, Israel targeted Hamas leaders in Doha, prompting widespread condemnation from Qatar and other nations. As tensions escalate, world leaders call for accountability and peace.
