US EditionMossad Chief's Secret Doha Meeting Underscores Israel's Demand for Comprehensive Hostage Exchange
- On August 14, 2025, Mossad Chief David Barnea held talks in Doha with Qatar’s Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani to address negotiations concerning hostages in Gaza and a potential ceasefire.
- The meeting followed stalled talks and Israel's recent rejection of partial hostage-release deals, with Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasizing that no compromises will be accepted.
- Simultaneously, Hamas leaders held ongoing discussions in Cairo with Egyptian officials aiming to ease tensions and explore a comprehensive ceasefire amid continued Israeli military plans.
- Israel's security cabinet approved accelerating the Gaza City takeover to end the war, while Netanyahu stated they seek the return of all hostages, "both the living and the dead."
- These developments suggest that without substantive progress in negotiations, Israel intends to proceed militarily while diplomatic efforts continue with Egypt and Qatar as mediators.
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Mossad chief visits Qatar to discuss resuming Israel-Hamas talks
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DailyTruthReportIsraeli spy chief visiting Qatar to revive Gaza peace talks, officials say
The head of Israel's Mossad spy agency is visiting Qatar on Thursday to revive the cease-fire and hostage exchange talks with Hamas, officials said.
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