Qatar sabotages hostage ceasefire deal, calls for better terms for Hamas

Qatar pushed Hamas to reject latest hostage deal offer, wait for better proposal – report

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Israel erred in negotiating with Hamas via Doha, says Chikli

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Report: Qatar Sabotaged Hostage Deal To Secure Better Terms For Hamas

Qatari officials supported Hamas in rejecting the most recent Egyptian proposal for a ceasefire/hostage release, Israeli media outlets reported on Sunday. According to the report, Qatar pressured Hamas not to accept the proposal, claiming that the terror group would receive a better offer in the future. Israeli senior officials said that Qatar’s “assistance” in mediation efforts has been hindering progress in the talks, adding that it would be p…

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Report: Qatar torpedoed hostage deal

Multiple Israeli media reports claim that Qatari mediators encouraged Hamas to reject an Egyptian compromise proposal, suggesting a better deal could be reached if they held out despite Israeli military pressure. By World Israel News Staff Qatar has been undermining efforts to reach a hostage deal and ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, multiple Israeli news outlets citing senior Israeli officials say, in order to secure more favorable terms …

Qatar sabotages hostage ceasefire deal, calls for better terms for Hamas

Senior Israeli officials stated that Qatar’s assistance in ceasefire talks have been hindering the progress, adding that working solely through Egypt would be better.