Trump Displeased with Israel's Actions Against Hamas

U.S. President Donald Trump is dissatisfied with the actions of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is prioritizing military operations against the Palestinian Hamas movement instead of negotiations for a ceasefire. This has been reported by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), citing sources.

According to the publication, Trump's frustration grew after Israel struck targets in Qatar. During discussions with his advisors, the American leader expressed the opinion that Netanyahu is mocking him.

The newspaper notes that despite his discontent, Trump is avoiding taking harsh measures against Israel. The publication explains that this is due to the good personal relationship between Trump and Netanyahu.

It is worth mentioning that Israel has carried out strikes in Doha against senior members of the Palestinian Hamas movement. The Palestinian movement reported the deaths of six individuals, including the son of one of the organization's leaders in the Gaza Strip, Khalil al-Hayya, as well as a member of Qatari security forces. Reports of the deaths of senior Hamas members have yet to be confirmed.