The White House confirms that it was informed before Israel launched the attack on Qatar. How did Trump's last warning sound for Hamas

The White House confirmed on Tuesday for BBC News that the Trump administration was informed about the Israeli attack on the Qatar capital, Doha, before it took place.

The information that the Washington Republican administration has been notified before Israel launched the Doha's attack against Hamas high -ranking leaders was also confirmed by CNN, which quotes two US officials.

The officials of the White House, including the special Steve Witkoff emissary, were directly involved in the peace negotiations between Israel and Hamas.

Another Israeli official previously stated on Tuesday that the United States had been informed before the attack.

Shortly after the explosion in Doha, the Israeli defense forces (IDF) announced that they have targeted the “high rank leadership” of Hamas with “a precise attack.” Hamas leaders have used the Qatar capital as a headquarters outside the gase for years.

At the weekend, Trump issued a “last warning” to the Palestinian military group Hamas to accept an agreement to cease the fire in the Gaza Strip and to issue the hostages in exchange for freedom of Palletinians in Israeli prison.

Hamas later said that he received some proposals from the US through mediators and that he is discussing ways to put them into practice.

The British news station notes that, assuming that the Americans have given their consent, tacit or not (in the context in which the Israeli press reports that Washington has given the green wave in Doha), all eyes are now going to Trump's next move.

This is a major escalation from Israel on the territory of the nation, which, for almost two years, acted as a mediator between Tel Aviv and Hamas.

In the face of the public anger of the leadership in Doha-a key ally of the United States in the Middle East region-the only diplomatic path seems to have been literally destroyed, and Trump will have to limit the consequences, writes BBC News.

Meanwhile, the US Embassy in Doha has asked Qatar US citizens to “stay in the shelter” and follow the updated information.

“It's time to accept Hamas.” Trump's last warning

US President Donald Trump on Sunday sent a “last warning” to the Palestinian Islamist organization, asking them to accept an agreement for the issuance of hostages from the Gaza strip, Reuters and Agerpres have previously reported.

“The Israelis have accepted my conditions. It's time to accept Hamas,” Trump wrote on his social media platform, using the upper-style upper-style, non-conforming with the standard English spelling. “I warned Hamas about the consequences of non -acceptance. This is my last warning, there will be no other!”, Added the White House leader.

In a subsequent statement, Hamas said he received through mediators more ideas from the United States to achieve an armistice in Gaza and discuss with mediators ways to develop the respective ideas, which he did not give.

The Palestinian group that manages the Gaza strip has reaffirmed its willingness to release all the hostages he holds there in exchange for a “clear announcement of the end of the war” and the withdrawal of all the Israeli forces from the enclave.

“I think we will have an agreement on Gaza very soon” and all the hostages, live or dead will be returned; I think we will get them all, “Trump told the press, without any other details, on the return road from New York – where he had attended the final of the US Open Tennis Tournament – in Washington.

The N12 N12 News Television had reported on Saturday that the President of the United States has proposed a new fire termination agreement: Islamists would release all 48 hostages on the first day of the armistice, in exchange for several thousand Palestinian detainees in Israel, then negotiate.

An Israeli official later stated that his country “seriously considers” Trump's proposal, but he didn't give details.