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Máxima tensión en Qatar: Israel lanzó un ataque contra los líderes de Hamas en Doha

Israel lanzó un ataque contra el liderazgo de Hamas en Qatar este martes y extendió su ofensiva contra el grupo palestino armado, mientras se estancan las negociaciones para poner fin a la guerra en la Franja de Gaza.
El grupo islamista dijo que cinco de sus miembros murieron en el ataque, aunque ninguno formaba parte de su delegación negociadora. “Confirmamos el fracaso del enemigo en asesinar a nuestros hermanos de la delegación negociadora. Mientras tanto, varios de nuestros hermanos mártires han ascendido a los más altos rangos de gloria”, dijo el grupo en un comunicado.
Entre los fallecidos está el hijo de Khalil al Hayya, que encabeza la misión negociadora. En tanto, al menos un policía qatarí murió y varios efectivos de seguridad resultaron heridos, informó el Ministerio del Interior del emirato.
El hecho ocurrió mientras un equipo negociador de la organización palestina discutía una propuesta de alto el fuego impulsada por Estados Unidos para frenar el conflicto.
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Según confirmó el ejército israelí, la operación apuntó directamente a la cúpula de Hamas que se encontraba en territorio qatarí. Fuertes explosiones se escucharon en distintos puntos de la ciudad, generando pánico y conmoción entre los habitantes. El ataque que se atribuye Israel se vio en el aire como una gigante nube negra. (Foto: REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa)
Suhail al Hindi, miembro del buró político de Hamas, dijo en una entrevista al canal qatarí Al Jazeera que entre los muertos están Hamam Khalil al Hayya, el hijo de Khalil al Hayya, así como Yihad Labad, el director de la oficina del jefe negociador del movimiento palestino.
“Dios nos defendió de esta banda criminal de Netanyahu. Reafirmamos que el liderazgo del movimiento está bien, aunque subrayamos que la sangre de los lideres es igual que la sangre de cualquier niño, mujer o hombre palestino. Son como el resto del pueblo palestino que sacrificó su sangre por la causa palestina”, afirmó desde Doha.
El ataque en pleno proceso de negociación
Un vocero de Hamas aseguró a Al Jazeera que el ataque se produjo justo cuando el equipo negociador mantenía conversaciones clave sobre el futuro de Gaza.
La propuesta de alto el fuego, presentada por el gobierno estadounidense, buscaba abrir una ventana de diálogo para detener la escalada de violencia que azota a la región desde hace meses.
La ofensiva israelí en Doha representa un giro inesperado y peligroso en el conflicto, ya que Qatar se posicionó en los últimos años como uno de los principales mediadores entre Israel, Hamas y otros actores internacionales.
Las explosiones en una ciudad considerada neutral y clave para las negociaciones ponen en jaque los esfuerzos diplomáticos y aumentan el riesgo de una escalada aún mayor.
Qatar condenó el episodio y lo calificó como un “ataque cobarde israelí” contra la sede política de Hamas en su capital. Al respecto, el portavoz del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, Majed Al Ansari, dijo que fue una “violación flagrante de todas las leyes y normas internacionales”.
Esta es la segunda vez que Qatar ha sido atacado directamente en los casi dos años de guerra que lleva Medio Oriente desde el ataque de Hamas al sur de Israel el 7 de octubre de 2023. Smoke rises after several blasts were heard in Doha, Qatar, September 9, 2025. (Foto: REUTERS / Ibraheem Abu Mustafa)
Tensión e incertidumbre
La embajada de Estados Unidos en Qatar dijo que había “instituido una orden de refugio en el lugar para sus instalaciones”. “Se aconseja a los ciudadanos estadounidenses que se refugien en el lugar”, agregó.
A principios de esta semana, Donald Trump declaró que estaba dando su “última advertencia” a Hamas respecto de un posible alto el fuego, mientras funcionarios árabes describieron una nueva propuesta estadounidense.
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Un alto funcionario de Hamas la calificó como un “documento de rendición humillante”, pero el grupo dijo que discutiría la propuesta y respondería en unos días.
La misma, que fue presentada por el enviado de Trump para el Medio Oriente, Steve Witkoff, pide un fin negociado de la guerra y la retirada de las fuerzas israelíes de Gaza una vez que los rehenes sean liberados y se establezca un alto el fuego.
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Starmer’s digital ID work requirement sparks uproar from UK’s left and right

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The U.K.’s right and left-wing parties have reached an uncommon consensus: they oppose British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s latest attempt to curb illegal immigration through mandatory digital ID cards.
The plan, announced last week and which will be fully rolled out by August 2029, revived a decades-old debate across the U.K. over whether digital IDs will be overly intrusive or even effective in combating illegal migration.
«You will not be able to work in the United Kingdom if you do not have digital ID. It’s as simple as that,» Starmer, leader of the Labour Party, said in announcing the compulsory plan.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivers his keynote speech during the Labour Party conference at ACC Liverpool on Sept. 30, 2025, in Liverpool, England. ( Ian Forsyth/Getty Images)
But while illegal immigration has become an increasing concern across both sides of the aisle in the U.K., Starmer’s approach has been met with open opposition.
Former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who left the party in 2024 to stand as an Independent, said he «firmly oppose[s] the government’s plans for compulsory digital ID cards.»
«This is an affront to our civil liberties, and will make the lives of minorities even more difficult and dangerous,» he said. «It is excessive state interference — and must be resisted.»
Corbyn, who this week launched his own political movement called «Your Party» as an alternative to what he called the «control freaks» of Labour, echoed similar criticism once voiced by right-wing leader Nigel Farage, who founded Reform UK in opposition to the Conservatives.
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Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn speaks to striking hotel workers on the picket line outside the Village Hotel on Aug. 22, 2025, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
Farage, in a post on X, said he was also «firmly opposed» to the mandatory digital ID cards and argued, «It will make no difference to illegal immigration, but it will be used to control and penalize the rest of us.»
«The state should never have this much power,» he added.
While Starmer’s plan has drawn fire from both the left and right, albeit for very different reasons, polls suggest the public mood is also shifting.
The Independent reported that more than half of Brits backed digital IDs in June, with fewer than 20% opposed.
But that support appears to have drastically shifted, with nearly half of all Brits now saying they oppose the measure, according to the news outlet.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage speaks during a press conference in Westminster, United Kingdom on June 10, 2025. ( Thomas Krych/Anadolu via Getty Images)
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The digital ID card, which can be kept on a smartphone, would include a holder’s name, residency status, date of birth and nationality. British reports said it would initially be used only for employment verification, though its scope could be expanded.
The plan faces resistance: more than 2.4 million Brits have signed a petition on Parliament’s website opposing it, the BBC reported. Any petition with over 100,000 signatures must be considered for debate.
The prime minister’s office could not be immediately reached for comment.
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Speculation swirls as AOC is rumored to harbor 2028 aspirations: ‘Savvy politician’

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Rumors have swirled about «Squad» Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s political future since she joined Sen. Bernie Sanders’ high-profile «Fighting Oligarchy» tour earlier this year.
The youngest woman ever elected to Congress has become a leading progressive voice in the Democratic Party, amassing millions of social media followers and sparking speculation about a potential U.S. Senate run or White House bid in 2028. Her rise to the national stage comes as Democrats look for fresh leadership after losing up and down the ballot last year.
Ocasio-Cortez’s chief of staff and campaign manager are both alumni of the Sanders campaign. Mike Casca, her chief of staff, was formerly Sanders’ deputy chief of staff and a fixture of Sanders’ political operation, both on the presidential campaign trail and back on Capitol Hill.
Her campaign manager, Oliver Hidalgo-Wohlleben, has worked in politics for over a decade. Prior to joining Ocasio-Cortez’s team in 2023, Hidalgo-Wohlleben was the political director of Sanders’ super PAC, Friends of Bernie Sanders, according to his LinkedIn.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., arrives at a «Fighting Oligarchy» tour event at Arizona State University, Thursday, March 20, 2025, in Tempe, Arizona. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
Hidalgo-Wohlleben also worked on Sanders’ 2020 presidential campaign before joining former President Joe Biden’s campaign in Iowa, Hidalgo-Wohlleben’s LinkedIn profile revealed.
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«AOC is a pretty savvy politician with a strong operation,» Democratic strategist Mike Nellis told Fox News Digital. «No matter what she decides to do, they’re setting her up for the future.»
A Sanders alumnus himself, Nellis cautioned against placing too much weight on what it means for former Sanders staffers to lead Ocasio-Cortez’s campaign.
«I think that’s just who she knows and who she trusts,» Nellis, a former adviser to Vice President Kamala Harris, said, adding that Ocasio-Cortez has a «really good team around her.»
«It’s strategic in the sense that they have a lot of relationships already,» Democratic strategist Kaivan Shroff said, while emphasizing that it can be a «mistake to keep the old guard» when you are trying to build something new.
«I don’t know that somebody is going to inherit the legacy of Bernie Sanders,» Shroff added.
Axios recently reported that, according to people familiar with Ocasio-Cortez’s political operation, her team is positioning her to run for president or the U.S. Senate in 2028.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., speaks during a rally in New York City on May 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Angelina Katsanis)
Schumer is up for re-election in 2028. By then, he will have served 47 years in Congress.
«AOC doesn’t need the Senate,» Republican strategist Matt Gorman told Fox News Digital. «The Senate, at this point, is too small for her. I would expect her to run for president 2028.»
Whether she chooses to run for president or the Senate, Nellis said Ocasio-Cortez has the potential to attract voters who don’t typically engage in the political process, much like the coalition President Donald Trump has built.
«When you are an unconventional candidate outside the mainstream, outside the establishment, you can get a lot of people who will tune in and engage that maybe otherwise wouldn’t because you’re giving voice to them in a meaningful way,» Nellis said.
But Shroff said that Ocasio-Cortez isn’t ready for a presidential campaign.
«She absolutely should not run for president,» Shroff said. «It would be way too soon. I don’t think she’s really achieved enough to justify that.»
«For the Senate, I see that as more realistic, especially in a state like New York, that’s obviously more liberal,» Shroff added, arguing that «some very loyal base Democrats have lost their patience» with Schumer, so his vulnerability could boost Ocasio-Cortez’s chances of securing the Senate seat.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., greeted the crowd together during a «Fighting Oligarchy» tour event at Arizona State University, Thursday, March 20, 2025, in Tempe, Arizona. (Ross D. Franklin)
Shroff said Ocasio-Cortez’s «media profile and personality and charisma» aren’t enough to win the presidency, especially when running against figures like California Gov. Gavin Newsom, long considered to harbor presidential aspirations.
The New Yorker sparked more campaign buzz this month for participating in an advertisement directly challenging Trump and advocating in favor of California redistricting.
Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders have both endorsed and campaigned this year for New York City Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani, a self-described Democratic socialist.
If Mamdani wins the mayoral election in November, Shroff said it could be a litmus test for the modern progressive branch of the Democratic Party.
«It will be challenging for him because I don’t think he can do a lot of the things that he said, and so how soon will that leftist ideology be debunked on a national level? The sooner that happens, the worse it is for AOC,» Shroff said.
In April, Ocasio-Cortez’s campaign account posted a video on X that drove rumors she could be mulling a presidential run as the four-term Democrat from New York City and the progressive leader proclaimed, «We are one.»
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When asked later that month if she was harboring any presidential ambitions, the young Democrat did not rule out 2028 presidential aspirations to Fox News Digital.
«Bernie and AOC, one thing they understand is that Democrats need to be more than just anti-Trump,» Gorman said, before adding, «I certainly disagree with Bernie and AOC’s strategy of how to lead the party and where to take America, but at least they have one. That’s more than just, ‘I hate Trump.’»
The Republican strategist said the Democratic Party’s «establishment is not going to be able to stop a united, far-left wing of the party this time,» Gorman said.
Ocasio-Cortez’s and Schumer’s campaigns did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
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