US EditionNetanyahu says getting rid of Hamas chiefs in Qatar would remove main obstacle to Gaza deal
Netanyahu accuses Qatar-based Hamas leaders of blocking ceasefire and hostage release; Israel demands disarmament while Hamas seeks independence agreement first.
- Netanyahu said getting rid of Hamas chiefs in Qatar would remove the main obstacle to releasing all hostages and ending the war in Gaza.
- Hamas said it would not change its terms for ending the war in Gaza despite the Doha attack, and demanded an agreement to end the war before freeing hostages.
- The UN General Assembly voted to back a revival of the two-state solution, in defiance of Israeli opposition.
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Jerusalem, Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said this Saturday that if the leaders of the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas were to be eliminated, the war in Gaza would end.He spoke in advance of a visit by U.S. head of diplomacy Marco Rubio. Rubio's view of Israel occurs despite the unusual reprimand of U.S. President Donald Trump for the Israeli attack on Hamas leaders in Qatar, a close ally of Washington.
In a post on social network X, Israel's prime minister further stated that the terrorist chiefs living in Qatar do not care about the people living in the conflict zone.
After the Israeli strike in Qatar against members of the Palestinian movement, hostage families claim, for their part, that the Israeli Prime Minister is an "obstacle" to the end of the conflict in the enclave.
A visit to Israel by Marco Rubio is announced despite the Israeli attack on Hamas in Qatar.
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