How Israel Used Ballistic Missiles From the Red Sea to Carry Out Its Audacious Qatar Attack

This week’s strike in Qatar cemented Arab concerns about Israel’s appetite for using its powerful military, and raised questions about whether the U.S. can be counted on to impose restraint.

The U.S.-designated terrorist group gathered at its Doha headquarters, giving Israel a shot at killing several political leaders.

President Trump told the Israeli prime minister that targeting Hamas leaders in Doha wasn’t wise, and was angry to learn about the attack from the U.S. military as it occurred, senior U.S. administration officials said.

The strike represents a sharp escalation of tactics against the group and a potentially risky operation on the soil of a key U.S. partner in the region.

The Israeli prime minister is demanding that Hamas surrender and free all the hostages, terms the U.S.-designated terror group has so far rejected.

After nearly two years of fighting in Gaza, the Jewish state risks becoming a pariah, even among longtime allies.

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