"Qatar's Controversial Role in Middle East Diplomacy Under Scrutiny"
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Senior diplomatic officials believe that Qatar should have taken a tougher stance against Hamas, including expelling them and cutting off funds, in order to secure a hostage deal. Qatar's failure to exert pressure on Hamas has led to a shift in negotiations to Egypt. Israeli officials express frustration with Qatar's handling of the situation and are considering involving the UAE and Saudi Arabia in future rebuilding plans for Gaza. There is skepticism about Qatar's claim of a viable offer to return Israeli hostages in October, and hope remains for a new hostage deal to return 40 hostages in around three weeks.
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- Israel Minister Says Qatar Is Deceitful as Broker For Hamas Bloomberg
- Qatar fires back | Barkat: Qatar funds terror all over the world Arutz Sheva
- Terror-supporting Qatar is no friend of the West JNS.org
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