After a high-stakes meeting with Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to issue a rare apology to Qatar over the deadly airstrikes on Doha. The September 11 strikes killed five Hamas operatives and a Qatari guard, sparking outrage in Doha and threats to withdraw from mediation efforts. <br /> <br />Trump, calling Qatar “essential” for U.S. talks with Hamas, pressured Netanyahu into publicly softening his stance with the words “We regret” — an unprecedented move included in Trump’s Gaza peace plan. The framework shifted from 21 to 20 points, with Netanyahu’s apology serving as a key concession to keep Qatar in the peace talks. <br /> <br />#TrumpNetanyahuQatar #NetanyahuApology #DohaStrikes #TrumpMiddleEast #GazaPeacePlan #TrumpForcesApology #QatarMediation #NetanyahuVsQatar #TrumpNetanyahuMeeting #IsraelQatarCrisis #DohaAirstrikes #TrumpPeacePush #QatarDemandsApology #MiddleEastCrisis #NetanyahuRegret #USIsraelQatar #TrumpDiplomacy #IsraelDohaConflict #BreakingNewsMiddleEast #TrumpPeacePlan<br /><br />~HT.410~ED.194~GR.124~
