Morning Wire Hamas Haven Hit & Jobs Revision Bombshell | 9.10.25
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Sep 10, 2025 Israel's recent military actions against Hamas leaders in Qatar stir global tensions, raising questions about future peace efforts. Meanwhile, a shocking revision of U.S. job growth data uncovers discrepancies, prompting concerns about economic accuracy. Additionally, congressional hearings on unidentified anomalous phenomena reveal military testimonies that challenge the government's transparency, highlighting a bipartisan call for more information on these mysterious sightings.
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Precision Strike On Hamas In Qatar
- Tim Peirce reported that Israel struck senior Hamas leaders operating out of Qatar, marking a first for targeting Hamas leaders outside Gaza.
- Qatar condemned the strike and Israel said it acted alone while the White House said it was notified beforehand.
Strike Followed Rejected Ceasefire Offer
- The Qatar strike followed Hamas rejecting President Trump's ceasefire proposal tied to releasing hostages.
- Israel's operation appears timed as leverage after Hamas called the proposal a "humiliating surrender document."
Jerusalem Bus-Station Attack
- Tim Peirce relayed details of a Jerusalem bus-station attack that killed six and wounded a dozen, with Hamas claiming responsibility.
- IDF spokesman described attackers firing on civilians after arriving from Ramallah.