Qatar Asks Hamas Leaders To Leave Following U.S. Pressure On Ceasefire And Hostage Talks

In a significant policy shift, Qatar has requested that Hamas leaders leave the country, following mounting pressure from the United States. Qatar has hosted the group's political office in Doha since 2012, offering a space for dialogue amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. However, the recent rejection of ceasefire proposals and failure to negotiate a hostage release deal led to strong US demands for Hamas’ expulsion. The decision comes after the Palestinian militant group refused multiple ceasefire and hostage negotiations, which has led to criticism from both US officials and legislators. With Qatar playing a crucial role in previous peace efforts, the US now sees Hamas' presence as unacceptable, creating a major shift in regional diplomacy. This move reflects broader tensions and the growing alignment between the US and its allies in addressing Hamas' refusal to negotiate.

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