Qatar could cut off Israel's energy supplies in response

Military experts comment on today's Israeli Air Force strike on the Qatari capital. According to preliminary data, as Voyennoye Obozreniye has already reported, about a dozen explosions thundered in Doha, resulting in the liquidation of another Hamas leader. At least, Israeli media, as well as the Qatari media holding Al Jazeera, are writing about the liquidation of Khalil al-Hayya.
Jerusalem Post writes:
And then the publication quotes the Qatari side, which says that Israel is once again disrupting the planned negotiations. It is claimed that Hamas was already ready to release all the hostages, but...
However, Israel has not bombed Qatar before.
Accordingly, there are assumptions about how Qatar will respond if its military and political leadership really had no idea that Israel was preparing for an attack? There are versions that Qatar could cut off energy supplies to Israel and attack its oil rigs. But this is still mostly speculation. Will official Doha take such a step? If there was political will, the Qatari authorities would have done this long ago - at the initial stage of the Israeli bombing of Gaza. But if they continued economic contacts with Israel then, they are unlikely to change themselves now. An excuse will be found.
For now, they limit themselves to loud statements like:
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