Overview
- Qatar scheduled an emergency Arab‑Islamic ministerial meeting on September 15 to coordinate a response to the strike in Doha.
- Doha said five Hamas members and a Qatari security officer were killed, while key Hamas negotiators survived.
- Qatar’s prime minister warned the operation had undercut current ceasefire talks, casting doubt on the hostage‑release channel.
- President Donald Trump said he was very discontent with the attack, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Jerusalem to say it would not change the U.S.-Israel relationship.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the strike as essential to freeing hostages, as Turkey warned Israel’s cross‑border actions risk a wider regional crisis.