Trump completes his initial statement and shows clearly to Netanyahu: “Unfortunately, too late to stop the attack” of Israel on Qatar

US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Tel Aviv's decision to attack Doha in Qatar was taken exclusively by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, CNN and The Guardian.

“The unilateral bombardment of Qatar, a sovereign nation and a close ally of the United States, which makes considerable efforts and courageously assumes risks with us to mediate peace, does not promote the goals of Israel or America,” Trump wrote, in a long message published on his social network.

“However, the elimination of Hamas, who took advantage of the suffering of those living in Gaza, is a goal worthy,” added the leader from the White House.

Thus, Donald Trump seemed to try to distance himself even more, notes CNN, from the attack of Israel on Qatar, by posting an addition to the previous statement transmitted by the White House, specifying that the bombing decision on the Qatar was taken by the Israeli leader and that the US found out too late.

“This was a decision taken by Prime Minister Netanyahu, it was not a decision made by me,” Trump insisted, in the message on Social Truth, inserting this phrase in the statement read earlier in the white house press by his spokesman, Karoline Leavitt.

Trump said that until his Washington administration learned about the attack and informed Qatar authorities, he couldn't do much to stop.

“I immediately asked the special emission Steve Witkoff to inform the authorities in Qatar about the imminent attack, which he did, but unfortunately, too late to stop the attack,” Trump wrote.

The US president added that he asked the Secretary of State Marco Rubio to complete a cooperation agreement with Qatar, although the two countries already have a pact that Trump changed when he visited Qatar in May.

Trump's full details in his social social message:

• “This morning, the Trump administration was informed by the United States Army that Israel is attacking Hamas, which, unfortunately, is in an area of ​​Doha, the capital of Qatar. This was a decision taken by Prime Minister Netanyahu, not by me.
• The unilateral bombardment of the Qatar, a sovereign nation and a close ally of the United States, which makes considerable efforts and assumes with courageous risks with us to negotiate peace, does not contribute to achieving the goals of Israel or America.
• However, the elimination of Hamas, who took advantage of the suffering of those living in Gaza, is an objective to be pursued.
• I immediately asked the special emission Steve Witkoff to inform the Qatares about the imminent attack, which he did, but unfortunately, too late to stop the attack.
• I consider Qatar a powerful ally and a friend of the United States and deeply regret the place where the attack took place.
• I want all the hostages and bodies of the dead to be released and this war will end, now!
• I also spoke to Prime Minister Netanyahu after the attack. The prime minister told me he wanted to make peace.
• I think this unfortunate incident could be an opportunity for peace. I also spoke with the Emir and Prime Minister of Qatar and thanked them for their support and friendship.
• I assured them that such things will not happen in their territory.
• I guided the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to complete the cooperation agreement in the field of defense with Qatar. Thank you for your attention to this matter!“

How did the initial statement, read from the White House showed

Earlier on Tuesday, the White House described the attack of Israel on the capital of Qatar, Doha, as contrary to President Donald Trump's objective to reach peace in the Gaza strip.

The spokeswoman for the White House, Karoline Leavitt, told reporters the position of Trump, in which the Republican leader stated that the place of Tuesday's attack, in a residential neighborhood of the Qatar capital, Doha, is “unhappy.”

Trump's statement, formulated very carefully and read by Leavitt, clarified that “eliminating Hamas” was a “worthy goal”. The statement did not condemn the actions of Israel.

“This morning, the Trump administration was informed by the United States army that Israel is attacking Hamas, who, unfortunately, was in an area of ​​Qatar's capital, Doha,” Leavitt told reporters, in a press briefing at the White House.

“Unilateral bombing inside the Qatar, a sovereign nation and a close ally of the United States, which makes considerable efforts and courageously assumes risks with us to mediate peace, does not promote the goals of Israel or America,” said Karoline Leavitt.

The white house spokesman added that Trump is pursuing “actively and aggressively” peace.

For his part, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday that the war in the Gaza strip could be concluded “immediately” if the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas accepts the Armistice plan proposed by President Trump.

“Israel has accepted the principles, the proposal submitted by President Trump to put an end to the war, starting with the immediate release of all our hostages,” Netanyahu told an event at the US Embassy in Jerusalem. “If President Trump's proposal is accepted, the war can end immediately,” Netanyahu said.

The attack in Doha, of which an Israeli military source confirmed that it was a missile air raid, aimed a residential complex in the Qatar capital, where Hamas negotiators have residence that wore indirect negotiations with Israel for a cessation of fire in the Frasta Gaza strip.

Trump's “Last Warning” for Hamas

On Sunday, Trump sent a “last warning” to the Palestinian Islamist organization, asking them to accept an agreement for the issuance of hostages from the Gaza strip.

“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 reporters, without any other details, on the return road from New York-where he had attended the final of the US Open Tennis Tournament-at Washington.

US principles for cessation of fire in the Palestian Enclava include the immediate release of all hostages and the beginning of negotiations for the full termination of the war, according to two Israeli officials familiar with the discussions.