'Wherever Hamas leaders are, we will kill them there...', Netanyahu made an open declaration; America also gave support

News Topical, Digital Desk : Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made it clear that wherever Hamas leaders are, they will not hesitate to attack them. Netanyahu's statement came on the same day when a meeting of leaders of Muslim countries was being held to protest against Israel's air strike in Doha last week.

This statement of the Israeli Prime Minister becomes more important because he said this in a joint press conference with US Foreign Minister Marco Rubio. Rubio was on a two-day visit to Israel. In the press conference, the US Foreign Minister appealed to Qatar to continue its positive contribution to stop the Gaza war.

Netanyahu did not give any explanation

Rubio said, Qatar can play an important role in the release of 48 hostages from Hamas's clutches. Along with this, Qatar can also play an important role in disarming Hamas and for a better future of Gaza. Qatar is a close ally of America. This joint press conference was being held in the Prime Minister's office in Jerusalem and in this Netanyahu was not seen giving any explanation about the attack on Qatar on September 9, although it is being condemned all over the world.

Rubio also supported Israel's action against Hamas and did not say anything against Israel regarding the attacks on Qatar and Gaza. Meanwhile, in Washington, President Donald Trump said that he wants an early ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages, but he did not utter a word of opposition to the Israeli plan to eliminate Hamas and occupy Gaza.

Gaza's tallest building destroyed

While discussions were going on in Jerusalem and Doha regarding Gaza, Israeli army action was still going on in Gaza City. 16 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on two houses and a tent of displaced people in the city. A 16-storey building located in the west of the city was also destroyed by the Israeli army in an air strike.

This was the tallest building in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli army suspected that its activities were being monitored from this building and that Hamas snipers sitting there were targeting the soldiers.

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