Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on Wednesday Qatar to expel or prosecute “terrorists” from his territory. This happened the day after Israel took attacks on Dohuh, targeted to the representatives of the Palestinian militant Hamas movement. According to the AFP report, TASR reports this.
“I refer to Qatar and all the countries that provide refuge to terrorists, either expel them, or put them in front of justice. Unless you do it, we will do it,” He declared Netanyahu in a speech on the occasion of the commemoration of the anniversary of the United States of 11 September 2001.
On Tuesday’s attacks on Dauh, Israel, according to his own words, targeted the main negotiator of the Palestinian militant Hamas Movement Hamas Hajja, and his son died in a blow. Hamas claims that the Israeli attack has claimed six victims, including a worker of Qatar security forces.
The United States expressed dissatisfaction with the attack, and US President Donald Trump described him as a “unfortunate incident” that did not contribute to peace in the region. Qatar Prime Minister Muhammad bin Abdarrahmán Ál Sánie subsequently declared that Qatar reserves the right to this attack to respond to Israel.
