Politics9/14/2025Bloomberg

Netanyahu Lauds US-Israel Ties as Rubio Visits After Doha Strike

Netanyahu Lauds US-Israel Ties as Rubio Visits After Doha Strike

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the strong ties between Israel and the United States during a meeting with Secretary of State Marco Rubio. This comes just days after Israel's military carried out a strike against Hamas officials in Qatar, which drew criticism from President Donald Trump. The article highlights the ongoing tensions between the US and Israel's actions in the region. While Netanyahu emphasized the close relationship between the two countries, the strike in Qatar has created some friction, with the US president issuing a rebuke of Israel's actions. The article does not provide further details about the specifics of the strike or the nature of the US response. It focuses on the diplomatic meeting between Netanyahu and Rubio, and the broader context of the US-Israel relationship in the aftermath of the recent military operation.

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