Qatari prime minister slams Israel - 'State terrorism’

Qatar PM LIVE: ‘Revenge Begins…’: Doha To BOMB Israel? BIG Announcement After IDF Strike

Massive tensions between Qatar and Israel after the latter attacked Doha on September 9. Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani called out Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying, “These barbaric actions only reflect the barbarism of this person, who is dragging the region to a place where it unfortunately cannot be repaired.” Al Thani added that "The State of Qatar affirms that it will not tolerate any infringement on its sovereignty or territorial integrity. It will respond firmly to any reckless breach or attack that threatens its security and the stability of the region." He also called on other regional players to respond to Israel's barbaric actions. On September 9, Israel struck the headquarters of Hamas’ political leadership in Doha as members of the militant group gathered to consider a US proposal for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. #Israel #Qatar #DohaStrike #Hamas #Netanyahu #MiddleEast #Tension #SheikhMohammed #AlThani #BarbaricActions #Sovereignty #Ceasefire #Gaza #GazaWar #GazaCeasefire #HamasPoliticalLeadership

Dikirim oleh The Times of India pada Selasa, 09 September 2025

Qatar said it has the right to respond to Israel’s strike in Doha that targeted Hamas political leaders, which it decried as a “blatant attack”.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, the Qatari prime minister, described Tuesday’s attack as “state terrorism” that targeted the security and stability of the region.

“Qatar… reserves the right to respond to this blatant attack,” he told a late night press conference.

“We believe that today we have reached a pivotal moment. There must be a response from the entire region to such barbaric actions.”

US president Donald Trump said he was “very unhappy” about Israel’s airstrike that killed six people, saying it advances neither Israel nor America's goals.

Trump called the strike on Hamas's political wing "unfortunate" and said he had directed US envoy Steve Witkoff to warn Qatar but it was too late to stop the strike.

Hamas said five of its lower-ranking members and a Qatari security official were killed in the airstrike, but that all its leaders survived the attack.

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said the strike on Qatar was “entirely justified”.