Hamas, Qatar
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.
Qatar then made the demand to Hamas leaders about ten days ago, the official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said.
Bookmark stories for easy access on any device or the Swarajya app. The United States has reportedly told Qatar that the ...
The U.S. has told Qatar that the presence of Hamas in Doha is no longer acceptable in the weeks since the Palestinian ...
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