From New York, this is Democracy Now.

The Israeli attack that took place today on Qatari soil.

We cannot call it anything other than state terrorism practiced by someone like Netanyahu.

Global condemnation is mounting after Israel bombed Qatar's capital Doha, attempting to take

out senior Hamas leaders who had gathered to consider a U.S.

proposal for a Gaza ceasefire. Hamas leadership survived the strike, but six other people were

killed. We'll speak with Dropsite News co-founder Jeremy Scahill, whose latest piece is headlined,

the 100-word ceasefire proposal, Trump sent Hamas.

Then, here comes the sun, a last chance for the climate and a fresh chance for civilization.

Climate activist and author Bill McKibben has a new buck

out as the Trump administration grows increasingly hostile to renewable energy.

We don't allow windmills and we don't want the solar panels.

The planet's overheating and this is the darkest political moment of my life, but there is one big good thing happening.

That's all of a sudden the remarkable and explosive rise of clean energy around the world,

such a big and good thing that it might take a bite out of both the climate and the authoritarianism crisis.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

Israel targeted senior Hamas leadership in Qatar yesterday launching a military strike on Doha.

Hamas says its top leaders there were considering a U.S. proposal for a Gaza ceasefire.

Though they survived the strike, five lower-ranking members died in the attack.

A Qatari security staffer was also killed.

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