Blast site of Israel's attack on Qatar does not match narrative of operation, experts say

Experts are questioning the official narrative of Israel's recent attack on Hamas leaders in Qatar, noting that the blast site appears too small to be from the reported ten missiles. Analysis of the damage suggests only two or three missiles were used, raising questions about the operation's execution. Analysts speculate that Israel likely launched the attack from outside Qatari airspace, possibly using Syrian and Iraqi airspace to avoid other nations. The precision of the strike also suggests the potential use of a ground team for targeting, while reports indicate the US was notified in advance.