After Hamas Rejection of Hostage Deal, US Asked Qatar to Expel the Group
The United States has told Qatar that Hamas presence in Doha is no longer acceptable after the Palestinian militant group rejected in recent weeks the latest proposal to achieve a hostage deal, a senior administration official told Reuters on Friday.
In November of last year, Qatar helped broker a temporary cease-fire and the release of more than 100 hostages taken from ...
The Times of Israel on MSN2d
In video found where 6 hostages murdered, Hamas captors watch TV, discuss captiveTerror operatives can be heard discussing protests in Israel and identifying photo of Almog Sarusi at rally, on video ...
Hamas has responded to the reports that claim Qatar has asked Palestinian leadership to leave its political office in Doha ...
Thousands of people rallied in Tel Aviv holding signs reading "400", the number of days since the hostages were taken when ...
Qatar is suspending its role as a mediator in talks between Israel and Hamas after concluding that the two sides are no ...
Almost two months before Israel's military accidentally located Hamas' leader with the help of a drone, then killed him, ...
The Gulf country has been working alongside the United States and Egypt for months on fruitless talks between the warring ...
The U.S. asked the Qataris about two weeks ago to push Hamas leaders out of Doha after Hamas's latest rejections to ceasefire ...
Qatar agreed in recent weeks to kick Hamas out of its country following a request from the US to do so, capping off months of ...
Al-Monitor on MSN3h
Israelis fear for hostages as Qatar says Gaza mediation on holdIsraeli protesters expressed concern for hostages in Gaza Saturday, after Qatar said it was pulling back as a key mediator ...
He also warned at the Republican convention that if Hamas does not release its hostages before his inauguration on ...
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