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Secretary of State accuses Hamas of being 'agents of barbarism'
Western Morning News
|September 16, 2025
UNITED States Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday vowed that Hamas must be eliminated and all hostages released for there to be peace in Gaza.
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Mr Rubio had come to Israel seeking answers from Mr Netanyahu about how Israel intended to proceed in Gaza and to assess interest in Qatar retaining a mediating role, after Israel attacked Hamas leaders in Doha, Qatar's capital, last week.
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