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When President Trump visits the Middle East this coming week — spending four days in a trio of Arabian Gulf nations — his most controversial stop will be Qatar.
The Times of Israel on MSN7d
PM: Qatar ‘playing both sides’; Doha: He’s trying to justify crimes against civiliansBarbs come days after Qatar accused Israel of genocide during ICJ hearing; Doha spokesperson says Netanyahu's portrayal of ...
The National on MSN7d
Qatar rejects Netanyahu's criticism of Gaza mediation effortsGaza Qatar hit out at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday after he criticised Doha's mediation efforts in the ...
The Times of Israel on MSN2d
Two former Mossad officials suspected of working with Qatari intelligence — reportsKey Qatargate suspect and Netanyahu aide Jonatan Urich to be kept in custody until Monday after court overrules judge's ...
The Times of Israel on MSN7d
Netanyahu: Time has come for Qatar to stop playing both sides in hostage talksOn his official X account, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blasts Qatar, one of the three countries serving as a mediator between Israel and Hamas on hostage talks. “Israel is fighting a just war ...
Netanyahu was blindsided — and infuriated — this past week by Trump’s announcement that the U.S. was halting its military ...
Qatar fired back at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday night, after Netanyahu published scathing retorts against Qatar. Netanyahu, responding to Qatari criticism of Israel at the ...
Al Jazeera on MSN1d
Netanyahu’s war choices fuel discord in Israel over captives’ fate in GazaIsraeli reservists increasingly refuse duty, citing exhaustion from repeated tours supporting a war with no clear end.
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