US EditionReport: U.S. demands Qatar to expel Hamas leaders if they refuse Gaza cease-fire deal
- The Biden administration aimed to pressure Hamas by asking Qatar to expel its leadership, hoping to use it as a negotiation tool.
- Qatar advised Hamas leaders, including Ismail Haniyeh, to consider relocating due to US pressure over stalling negotiations.
- Analysts warned expelling Hamas leaders could complicate negotiations, as reported by the Post.
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Qatar considers future of Hamas office in Doha
Qatar could close the political office of Hamas as part of a broader review of its role as a mediator in the war between Israel and the militant Palestinian Islamist group, according to an official familiar with the Qatari government's reassessment.
U.S. Pressures Qatar To Expel Hamas Leaders If Ceasefire Talks Fail | Why Biden’s Move May Backfire
The United States warned Qatar last month to expel Hamas leadership from Doha if they reject another ceasefire proposal. The Washington Post, citing a US official, reported that US Secretary of State Antony Blinken delivered this message to Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani. Watch INTERNATIONAL NEWS #hamas #qatar #us #expulsion #doha #hamasbase #hamasleadership #ceasefireproposal #antonyblinken #mohammedbinabdulrahmanalthan…
Qatar is considering closing the political office of the militant group Hamas in that country and suspending its mediating role in the group's ceasefire talks with Israel, an unnamed official told Reuters.
Report: U.S. demands Qatar to expel Hamas leaders if they refuse Gaza cease-fire deal
The Report Added That U.S. Secretary of State Blinken Delivered the Message to the Qatari Prime Minister Last Month. Senior Hamas Officials Told Haaretz That Israel and the U.S. Are Committed to a Cease-fire, but It Is Still Unclear Whether Israel Will Resume Fighting After the Hostages Are Released
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