Qatar asked Hamas leaders to leave Doha
Qatar has served as a key mediator between Israel and Hamas since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks. But the Gulf monarchy has also come under scrutiny for its ties to the terrorist group, since many senior Hamas leaders reside in Doha. Negotiations have continued off-and-on since last November’s hostage deal, which resulted in the release of 105 hostages.
The researchers described the extreme “pre-morbid” vulnerability of older hostages along with the additional data on their ...
Tattoo artist Mia Schem who holds French and Israeli citizenship, told The Post she can’t find peace until the remaining 101 ...
Despite a brief period of activity last month, no substantial negotiations have taken place since the end of August when six ...
Thousands of people rallied in Tel Aviv holding signs reading "400", the number of days since the hostages were taken when ...
A former Hamas hostage has slammed the United Nations and other advocacy organisations for their lack of support for hostages ...
Hamas has responded to the reports that claim Qatar has asked Palestinian leadership to leave its political office in Doha ...
The U.S. asked the Qataris about two weeks ago to push Hamas leaders out of Doha after Hamas's latest rejections to ceasefire ...
After rejecting repeated proposals to release hostages, its leaders should no longer be welcome in the capitals of any American partner,” a senior Harris-Biden administration official said, ...
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 ...
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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 ...
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