Israel’s First Strike in Qatar – A Turning Point in the Gaza Conflict

🚨 BREAKING: On September 9, 2025, Israel carried out its first-ever strike on Qatari soil, targeting senior Hamas leaders meeting in Doha to discuss a U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire.
The Israeli Air Force hit a residential building believed to house Hamas’ political bureau. While Hamas claims its top leaders survived, casualties included the son of chief negotiator Khalil al-Hayya, his aides, Qatari security personnel, and civilians.
Qatar condemned the attack as a “criminal assault,” suspended its mediation role, and warned of legal action. The United States criticized Israel’s unilateral move, while Arab nations denounced it as a grave violation of sovereignty that could derail ceasefire talks.
🌍 Global leaders, including the UN, France, and the UK, voiced alarm—calling the strike a dangerous escalation that threatens peace, regional security, and U.S. alliances.
⚠️ With Qatar’s mediation suspended, Gaza ceasefire negotiations may collapse, putting hostages, civilians, and stability in the region at even greater risk.
📌 Watch this report for full details on the strike, international fallout, and what it means for the future of Middle East diplomacy.