George Friedman on Israel's Attack on Hamas in Qatar, a US Ally
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In what could prove to be a pivotal moment for the Middle East, Israel has bombed Hamas leaders in Qatar. It is the first time Israel has struck in Qatar, a nation that is a close ally with the U.S. In the immediate aftermath, GPF Chairman George Friedman gives his reaction. Why has Benjamin Netanyahu ordered this significant move? What does it say about Israel's wider strategy? And what does it mean for US-Israeli relations, Donald Trump and his Abraham Accords?
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