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Netanyahu Says Qatar Doesn’t Dictate Israel Policy After Strike

9/7/2026

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Qatar hostile but said it does not dictate policy.
Netanyahu said Israel bombed Doha on September 9 2025, killing six, a Qatari security officer.
Netanyahu defended transferring millions of dollars in Qatari funds to Gaza on security agencies’ recommendation.
Qatar condemned the Doha strike as a sovereignty violation and called it cowardly.
Qatar sent UN letters showing Iranian missiles flew over civilian areas, rejecting Iran’s justification.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Qatar hostile but said it does not dictate policy.
Netanyahu said Israel bombed Doha on September 9 2025, killing six, a Qatari security officer.
Netanyahu defended transferring millions of dollars in Qatari funds to Gaza on security agencies’ recommendation.
Qatar condemned the Doha strike as a sovereignty violation and called it cowardly.
Qatar sent UN letters showing Iranian missiles flew over civilian areas, rejecting Iran’s justification.