Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu boasted about bombing Qatar and argued that the Gaza funds Israel helped transfer were used for humanitarian aid.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu boasted in an interview with i24NEWS about bombing Qatar, calling it a "hostile" country. He also defended Israel's role in facilitating the transfer of Qatari funds to Gaza, stating that these funds were for humanitarian purposes and were carried out at the recommendation of Israel's security agencies, Mossad and Shin Bet. Netanyahu claimed that these funds accounted for only 2% of all funds entering the Gaza Strip.
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