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Why is Benjamin Netanyahu 'blowing up' a peace deal? | LBC
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16:23Now PlayingIsrael has carried out a series of attacks on the Qatari capital Doha in a bid to take out senior Hamas leaders gathered to discuss the latest US-backed ceasefire proposal.
James O'Brien reacted to the strike, asking why Benjamin Netanyahu is 'trying to bowing up' a peace deal.
Hamas said all of its leaders survived the "cowardly assassination attempt," but confirmed there were six deaths, including the son of one of the leaders.
A source told Al Jazeera that Hammam Al-Hayya, the son of Khalil al-Hayya, Hamas' chief negotiator and Gaza chief, died in the airstrike.
The strike is the first known Israeli attack on Qatar, which hosts one of America’s largest bases in the region.
It also comes at an unexpected time, as it seemed that Hamas' acceptance of the US-backed proposal for a ceasefire between them and Israel was very close.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the attack a "surgical precision strike," targeting those he described as those who 'initiated, organised and celebrated' the October 7 attacks on Israel.
He added that "much of the democratic world" has "shamefully forgotten about October 7" in response to growing global condemnation of Israel's war on Gaza.
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