Qatar Considers Withdrawing from Mediator Role in Israel-Gaza Talks

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Qatar is reconsidering its role as a mediator in the Gaza cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas due to concerns that its efforts are being undermined by politicians seeking political gain. The Qatari Prime Minister cited a "misuse of mediation for narrow political interests" and condemned what he described as Israel's "collective punishment" in its war against Hamas. The talks, mediated by Qatar and Egypt, are at a delicate phase, with Palestinians in Gaza facing severe shortages of essentials amidst the ongoing conflict.
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