"Qatari PM Reports Tougher Negotiations With Hamas for Hostages After Leader's Death"

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The killing of top Hamas commander Saleh al-Arouri in Beirut has made negotiations for the release of American and Israeli hostages held by Hamas more challenging, according to Qatari officials. Prior to al-Arouri's death, Hamas had proposed a prisoner exchange deal, which Israel rejected. The incident has complicated ongoing talks involving Israel, the U.S., Qatar, Egypt, and Hamas. Israeli officials have denied responsibility for the attack, emphasizing its precision, and remain open to a hostage deal under the right conditions, while also preparing to continue their campaign against Hamas in Gaza for an extended period.
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