Call Me Back - with Dan Senor Doha, We Have a Problem - with Nadav Eyal, Amit Segal, Ronen Bergman
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Sep 10, 2025 
Join Nadav Eyal, Amit Segal, and Ronen Bergman as they dive into the recent Israeli airstrike on Hamas leaders in Doha. Eyal, an Ark Media contributor, unpacks the military missteps and regional outrage following the attack. Segal shares insights on the diplomatic tensions with Qatar and other Arab states reacting strongly. Bergman, a veteran intelligence analyst, discusses Israel's aggressive stance post-October 7th and its implications for future negotiations. The trio examines the complexities of the Israel-Hamas conflict and the balance of power in the region.
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Doha Strike Likely Missed Main Targets
- Israeli jets struck a compound in Doha believed to host senior Hamas leadership, with Halil al-Hayah the primary target.
- Early reporting and Israeli cabinet sources quickly suggested the operation likely failed to kill the main targets.
Strike Sent A Message To Qatar
- Amit Segal suggests the strike may have aimed to remove Qatar as a mediator rather than only eliminate Hamas leaders.
- He argues the attack signals Israel no longer accepts Qatar's role in hostage negotiations.
Restaurant Story As A Diplomacy Metaphor
- Amit tells a restaurant story about politely signaling displeasure as a metaphor for diplomatic messaging.
- He uses it to illustrate a gentler alternative to bombing when signaling Qatar.
