Hamas claims that leaders survived the Israeli attack in Doha but confirms six deaths

The Palestinian armed group Hamas said that five of its members were killed in an air ticket in Israel in Qatar’s capital, but claimed that the attempt to assassinate the negotiating team “failed”.

Hamas said the talks talks team to discuss the US’s latest proposal to cease fire in the gas strip in Doha when it was badly damaged by a number of explosions.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the strike was “fully justified” because he was aimed at the senior leaders of Hamas, who organized an attack on October 7, 2023 on Israel, which caused Gaza.

Qatar condemned the Israeli attack, calling it “cowardly” and “florial violation of international law.”

The Persian Gulf Ministry stated that one internal security forces had been killed and the other was injured without mentioning Hamas’s losses.

In the White House, US President Donald Trump believed the incident was “unhappy”, but this liquidation of Hamas was a “decent goal”.

Qatar is a key ally in the region, which is the place of the main American air base.

Since 2012, he has conducted Hamas Political Bureau and served with the US and Egypt as a mediator for indirect negotiations between the group and Israel.

Witnesses in Doha stated that on Tuesday after lunch, they heard eight separate bombings, and smoke in the North Catars area in the city.

According to the Qatar authorities, the strike of the “residential building in the location of several members of the Hamas Political Bureau”.

In a matter of minutes Israel said he was behind the explosions.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and the Shin Home Security Service say in a statement that they held a “accurate strike aimed at Hamas’s top management.

Later Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that on Monday Israeli security forces were ordered to prepare for a possible strike “after murder in Jerusalem and Gaza” – reference to the murder of six Israelis by two Palestinian militants at the bus stop in Jerusalem -Siti.

“The Prime Minister and Minister of Defense believed that the action was fully justified, given the fact that this leadership Hamas initiated and organized the mass on October 7, and – since then – did not stop running murderous operations against Israel and its citizens,” they added.

Israeli media reported that 15 Israeli fighters participated in the operation, shooting 10 ammunition against one goal for seconds.

The Israeli official referred to the fact that the members of Hamas- Khalil al-Haja, the chief participant of the talks and Gaza leader, and Zerr Jabarin, leader of the exiled Western shore.

In a statement, Hamas announced an Israeli strike as “a horrific crime, a brazen aggression and a flagrant violation of all international norms and laws.”

“We confirm the inability of the enemy to kill our brothers in the delegation,” the statement reads without presenting any evidence.

The group named five members who, he said, were killed, including the son Khalila al-hoi Ham and Jihad Labad, the director of the Hai office.

“Aiming at the delegation of negotiations when they discussed the last proposal of US President Donald Trump, he does not confirm that Netanyahu and his government do not want to reach any agreements and intentionally seek to disrupt all opportunities and disrupt international efforts,” the statement reads.

Hamas also said that the US administration is “jointly responsible” for the attack with the support of Israeli military.

The White House said the US military reported that Israel was attacking Hamas.

“In a unilateral bombing inside Qatar, a sovereign nation and a close US ally, working very hard and courageously risks with us so that the broker does not promote the goals of Israel and America,” said Carolya, secretary of the press. “However, the liquidation of Hamas, which made a profit from the misfortunes of those who live in Gaza is a decent goal.”

She added: “President Trump immediately sent a special messenger Steve Witco to inform the Qatar about the upcoming attack he did.”

Subsequently, Trump talked to the Israeli Prime Minister who told him that “he wants to make peace and quickly,” Levita reports.

The president also talked to the emir and the Prime Minister of Qatar and “assured them that such a thing would not happen on their soil,” she added.

Earlier, the Israeli Prime Minister emphasized that it was a “completely independent Israeli operation”. “Israel initiated him, Israel held it, and Israel is full responsibility,” the statement reads.

The Qatar government responded with furiously to Israel’s actions, saying: “This criminal attack is a brazen violation of all international laws and norms and poses a serious threat to the safety and safety of Qatar and the residents of Qatar.”

Similar statements about indignation occurred from the whole Arab world, and Saudi Arabia announced what it called “tough Israeli aggression.”

UN Secretary -General Antonio Gutteres also Pomstanki, they say it is “Flagrant overcoming the sovereign and territorial modernity of Qatar”

He said that Qatar “played a very positive role to stop the fire and release all hostages,” adding: “All parties should work to achieve a constant ceasefire without destroying it.”

French President Emmanuel Macron said the strike was “unacceptable, regardless of the motive”, while British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer warned about the risk of “further escalation across the region” and called for a ceasefire in gas and the release of hostages.

Pope Leo XIV told reporters that “the whole situation is very serious.”

For families of 48 hostages still held in Gaza, 20 of which are believed to be alive, the news caused a fresh wave of desperate anxiety.

“I’m trembling with fear,” he wrote on X.

“Maybe at the same moments the Prime Minister actually killed my Matan. Why is he insisting to undermine any chance of a deal?”

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid said he shares the problems of families.

“Hamas members deserve death,” he said, “but at this point the Israeli government must explain how IDF will not murder the hostages and whether the risk to remain. “

On Monday, Katz warned Hamas leaders who live abroad that they would be “destroyed” and the gas “destroyed” if the group did not release their hostages and laid hands.

His comments came day after Hamas said her negotiating team talked to the media about the United States’s latest offering to cease fire and the hostage transaction.

At the time, Trump stated that Israel had accepted its conditions without giving any details, and gave Hamas what he called the “last warning” to accept it too.

The Palestinian official told the BBC that the US plan to see that the hostages released in the first 48 hours of the 60-day truce in exchange for Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons and good negotiations on the permanent ceasefire.

Speaking to the audience at the US Embassy in Jerusalem on Tuesday night, Netanyahu stated that Israel’s action in Qatar could “open the door to the end of the war.”

He confirmed that Israel has accepted the US plan and urged Gaza residents to follow the example, saying: “Stay for your rights and for your future. Earn with us.”

In the last 23 months, Israel has killed many major leaders of Hamas.

The political political leader of the group Ismail Hanya was killed in the guest house during a visit to Iran in July 2024.

Yahia Sinwar, who strengthened the attack on October 7 and changed Hanya, was killed by Israeli troops in southern Gaza in October 2024.

Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the attack under the guidance of Hamas on South Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people.

At least 64 605 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health in the territory.