Qatar Expels Hamas Leaders Following U.S. Pressure
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Qatar has asked Hamas leaders to leave the country following pressure from the United States, marking a significant policy shift for the Gulf state. This decision comes after intense discussions with US officials, who expressed frustration over Hamas's refusal to release hostages. Qatar, which has hosted Hamas's political office since 2012, played a key role in past negotiations between Israel and Hamas. Hamas leaders are expected to relocate to Turkey, a country that has shown support for the group. Qatar's relationship with Hamas has been under scrutiny, especially after the October 2023 attack on Israel.
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