以色列重创“调停者” 加沙停火谈判或再陷僵局

Group 1: Key Developments - Israel conducted airstrikes in Doha, Qatar, targeting Hamas leaders, resulting in casualties and strong international condemnation [1] - Qatar announced plans to take legal action against Israel, forming a legal team led by the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs [2] - Qatar is reassessing its role as a mediator in the Gaza conflict, criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's involvement as a waste of time [3] Group 2: International Reactions - Netanyahu threatened Qatar to expel Hamas leaders or face Israeli action, accusing Qatar of funding Hamas [4] - U.S. President Trump expressed that the Israeli actions in Doha were unwise and not his decision [5][6] - The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency meeting regarding the situation [7][8] Group 3: Regional Support for Qatar - The UAE reaffirmed its support for Qatar, with President Mohammed visiting Doha to discuss the situation [9] - Iran accused Israel of committing crimes under U.S. coordination [10] - Jordan's Crown Prince Hussein visited Qatar, emphasizing Jordan's support for Qatar in facing challenges [11] Group 4: Implications for Gaza Conflict - The airstrikes may lead to a deadlock in ceasefire negotiations, as Israel aims to weaken Hamas's leadership and decision-making capabilities [12] - The likelihood of a large-scale Israeli ground operation in Gaza has increased, potentially worsening the humanitarian crisis [12] - The incident has heightened security anxieties among Gulf states, leading to increased distrust and a perception of U.S. alliances as hierarchical [12]