Israel, the United States shows unity while other allies condemn the attack on Qatar – patriotic

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that he did not rule out more strikes against Hamas leaders “wherever they are”, where the heads of Arab and Islamic states held a summit to support Qatar after that. Israel The attack last week in the state of Gulf.

The strike on September 9, which targeted the leaders of the Palestinian Armed Group in Doha, was a major escalation Gaza war.

While the Arab leaders and Muslim leaders were expressing solidarity with Qatar, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio Netanyahu met and gave strong support to Israel’s hard -line position, although Washington has expressed uncomfortable because of Qatar’s strike.

Speaking to Netanyahu in Israel, Rubio said that the only way to end the war in Gaza will be for Hamas fighters to liberate all hostages and surrender. While the United States wants a diplomatic end of the war, “we must be ready for the possibility of this not to happen,” he said.

Washington said it was not warned before Israel attacking Qatar, which includes the largest American military base in the Middle East. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that Israel should be “very cautious.”

“They have to do something about Hamas, but Qatar was a great ally of the United States,” Trump said.

On Monday, Trump reiterated that Israel will not assume Qatar again.

Hamas said that the Israeli strike was killed five of its members, including the son of the exile head, but its leadership survived. Qatar says that one of the security agents also died.

Qatar, Sheikh Tarim bin Hamad II, urged the summit to take “practical and decisive steps” in response to the “cowardly and treacherous” strike, saying that this happened while Hamas leaders were studying a proposal in the United States.

The final statement of the summit, which brought together countries, including Iran, Turkey and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, does not contain a language that appeared in a draft that Reuters saw that the Israeli attack and other “hostile actions” threaten the coexistence and efforts made to normalize relations in the region.

A separate statement issued by the Gulf Cooperation Council said, “Israel’s continuation of these aggressive policies is undermining … the future of the current understandings and agreements with Israel,” said a separate statement issued by the Gulf Cooperation Council.

The summit statement in the countries called for a review of diplomatic and economic relations with Israel, while the Assistant Secretary -General in the Arab League, House of Zaki, said that it is an invitation to countries that have relations with Israel to review them.

“It places obstacles in any opportunities for any new peace agreements and even thwarting that list,” said President Abdel -Fateh Al -Sisi from Egypt, an American ally, signed a peace treaty with Israel in 1979.

Also on Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron hosted a separate virtual meeting with the leaders of Canada, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan and the United Kingdom focused on the situation in the Middle East.

In a statement, Prime Minister Mark Carney said that Carney expressed solidarity with Qatar and agreed to the actions of Israel “violating Qatar’s sovereignty and pose a great danger to escalating the conflict throughout the region.”

She said: “All leaders agreed that the focus should remain on the progress of peace and security, including reaching a permanent ceasefire, securing the release of all hostages and disarmament in Hamas, and increasing the flow of life -saving assistance to Palestinian civilians.”

Carney again confirmed Canada’s plan to recognize a Palestinian state in the United Nations General Assembly for this month, and joined France, Britain and other countries in a move criticized by both Israel and the United States.

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Rubio will travel to Qatar after his visit to Israel. Qatar called for continuing to play a constructive role in resolving the Gaza conflict, saying that it could help in reaching the goals of launching all 48 hostages who are still being held in Gaza, removing Hamas and building a better future for conquest.

But his words alongside Netanyahu suggested that Washington is now an unlikely diplomatic solution and supports Israel’s plan for a new military operation that says that Netanyahu says that Hamas crushed once and forever.

“As much as we would like to be a peaceful and diplomatic way to end it, and we will continue to explore and dedicate to it, we must also be ready for the possibility of this not to happen,” describing Rubio, describing Hamas, “brutal terrorists.”

He said: “Hamas needs to stop being as an armed element that can threaten the peace and security of the region.”

Netanyahu did not rule out the annexation of the West Bank occupied by Israel in response to movements by some countries to recognize a Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly later this month. France and Britain are among the countries that it said will do so.

When asked whether Israel was considering expanding its sovereignty to the West Bank, Netanyahu said: “The future step is a future step. We do not need to be exposed early.”

“It is clear that taking a single -sided action against us simply calls for action on our part,” he said.

Local health authorities said that while diplomacy was unfolding in Jerusalem and Doha, the Israeli forces continued to attack Gaza City, where they killed at least 16 Palestinians in two houses and on a tent that included a displaced family.

The army also struck and destroyed a 16 -storey building in the west of the city, and it is believed to be the longest in Gaza, about an hour after the families who were harvested at home and near to leave. She said that the building was used to hide the “terrorist infrastructure.”

The war in Gaza was arose by an armed man in southern Israel by Hamas militants who killed about 1,200 people and seized 251 pillars, according to the Israeli. Israel responded with the attack, which killed more than 64,000 people, according to the Palestinian health authorities.

(Addal Dahan is Dubak, Dubaky)