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After Hamas Rejection Of Hostage Deal, US Asked Qatar To Expel The Group
The US has told Qatar that the presence of Hamas in Doha is no longer acceptable in the weeks since the Palestinian group rejected the latest proposal to achieve a ceasefire and a hostage deal, a senior administration official told Reuters on Friday.
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Ukraine, Russia To Exchange 13 Children Displaced After War Started
Ukraine and Russia are to exchange 13 children, displaced by Moscow's invasion, reuniting them with their families following mediation by Qatar, officials in the Gulf state said Thursday.
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Ceasefire Must Involve "Complete" Israeli Withdrawal From Gaza: Hamas
Palestinian group Hamas on Thursday said any Gaza ceasefire deal must involve the total withdrawal of Israeli forces from the embattled territory.
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Gaza Ceasefire Talks Underway In Qatar As Deaths Top 40,000
The United States hailed a "promising start" to Gaza ceasefire talks Thursday, as pressure mounted for a deal to halt the spread of a war that the Hamas-run territory's health ministry said has killed 40,005.
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Gaza Ceasefire Talks Begin In Qatar, Israel Spy Chief To Attend
A new round of Gaza ceasefire talks was underway in the Qatari capital Doha on Thursday afternoon, an offical briefed on the meeting told Reuters.
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Rafah Strikes Could 'Hinder' Gaza Truce Talks, Says Mediator Qatar
Israel's latest strikes on a displaced people's camp near Gaza's southern city of Rafah could hinder talks towards a truce and hostage release deal, mediator nation Qatar said on Monday.
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"Ball Is Completely" In Israel's Hands For Gaza Truce Talks, Says Hamas
Palestinian militant group Hamas said early Friday that its delegation attending Gaza ceasefire negotiations in Cairo had left the city for Qatar, adding the "ball is now completely" in Israel's hands.
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Hamas Holds Talks With Egypt, Qatar As Hope Grows For Gaza Truce Deal
Hamas negotiators began intensified talks on Saturday on a possible Gaza truce that would see the return to Israel of some hostages, a Hamas official told Reuters, with the CIA director present in Cairo.
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Biden Urges Egypt, Qatar To Press Hamas To Accept Hostage Deal
US President Joe Biden on Friday asked Egyptian and Qatari leaders for help in getting Hamas to agree to a deal with Israel, an American official said, ahead of negotiations in Cairo.
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Israel To Attend Fresh Truce Talks As UN Says Gaza Hunger Crisis Worsens
The main U.N. aid agency operating in Gaza said on Saturday that acute malnutrition was accelerating in the north of the Palestinian enclave as Israel prepared to send a delegation to Qatar for new ceasefire talks on a hostage deal with Hamas.
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Netanyahu Approves Plan To Attack Rafah But Keeps Ceasefire Hopes Alive
Israel on Friday approved a potential assault on the Gaza city of Rafah while also keeping ceasefire hopes alive with plans to send another delegation to Qatar for talks on a possible hostage deal with Islamist militant group Hamas.
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Mediator Qatar Says Gaza Truce 'Not Promising' As Israel Rejects Calls To Spare Rafah
Mediator Qatar acknowledged Saturday that prospects for a new pause in Israel's war with Hamas were "not really promising" as Israel rejected appeals to hold off on a threatened assault on the Gaza city of Rafah.
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US, Israel Spy Chiefs, Qatar PM Meet Egyptians On Gaza Truce: Report
CIA director William Burns, Mossad chief David Barnea and Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani met Egyptian officials in Cairo Tuesday "to discuss a truce in Gaza", Egyptian media reported.
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Qatar Says Hamas Gave "Positive" Response To Truce Deal
Key mediator Qatar said Tuesday that Hamas gave a "positive" response to a truce proposal as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken toured the region seeking an enduring end to Hamas's nearly four-month war with Israel.
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Hamas "Positive" On Deal To Free Hostages In Return For Ceasefire: Qatar
"We have received a reply from Hamas with regards to the general framework of the agreement with regards to hostages. The reply includes some comments, but in general, it is positive," the Qatari Prime Minister said.
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After Hamas Rejection Of Hostage Deal, US Asked Qatar To Expel The Group
The US has told Qatar that the presence of Hamas in Doha is no longer acceptable in the weeks since the Palestinian group rejected the latest proposal to achieve a ceasefire and a hostage deal, a senior administration official told Reuters on Friday.
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Ukraine, Russia To Exchange 13 Children Displaced After War Started
Ukraine and Russia are to exchange 13 children, displaced by Moscow's invasion, reuniting them with their families following mediation by Qatar, officials in the Gulf state said Thursday.
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Ceasefire Must Involve "Complete" Israeli Withdrawal From Gaza: Hamas
Palestinian group Hamas on Thursday said any Gaza ceasefire deal must involve the total withdrawal of Israeli forces from the embattled territory.
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Gaza Ceasefire Talks Underway In Qatar As Deaths Top 40,000
The United States hailed a "promising start" to Gaza ceasefire talks Thursday, as pressure mounted for a deal to halt the spread of a war that the Hamas-run territory's health ministry said has killed 40,005.
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Gaza Ceasefire Talks Begin In Qatar, Israel Spy Chief To Attend
A new round of Gaza ceasefire talks was underway in the Qatari capital Doha on Thursday afternoon, an offical briefed on the meeting told Reuters.
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Rafah Strikes Could 'Hinder' Gaza Truce Talks, Says Mediator Qatar
Israel's latest strikes on a displaced people's camp near Gaza's southern city of Rafah could hinder talks towards a truce and hostage release deal, mediator nation Qatar said on Monday.
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"Ball Is Completely" In Israel's Hands For Gaza Truce Talks, Says Hamas
Palestinian militant group Hamas said early Friday that its delegation attending Gaza ceasefire negotiations in Cairo had left the city for Qatar, adding the "ball is now completely" in Israel's hands.
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Hamas Holds Talks With Egypt, Qatar As Hope Grows For Gaza Truce Deal
Hamas negotiators began intensified talks on Saturday on a possible Gaza truce that would see the return to Israel of some hostages, a Hamas official told Reuters, with the CIA director present in Cairo.
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Biden Urges Egypt, Qatar To Press Hamas To Accept Hostage Deal
US President Joe Biden on Friday asked Egyptian and Qatari leaders for help in getting Hamas to agree to a deal with Israel, an American official said, ahead of negotiations in Cairo.
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Israel To Attend Fresh Truce Talks As UN Says Gaza Hunger Crisis Worsens
The main U.N. aid agency operating in Gaza said on Saturday that acute malnutrition was accelerating in the north of the Palestinian enclave as Israel prepared to send a delegation to Qatar for new ceasefire talks on a hostage deal with Hamas.
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Netanyahu Approves Plan To Attack Rafah But Keeps Ceasefire Hopes Alive
Israel on Friday approved a potential assault on the Gaza city of Rafah while also keeping ceasefire hopes alive with plans to send another delegation to Qatar for talks on a possible hostage deal with Islamist militant group Hamas.
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Mediator Qatar Says Gaza Truce 'Not Promising' As Israel Rejects Calls To Spare Rafah
Mediator Qatar acknowledged Saturday that prospects for a new pause in Israel's war with Hamas were "not really promising" as Israel rejected appeals to hold off on a threatened assault on the Gaza city of Rafah.
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US, Israel Spy Chiefs, Qatar PM Meet Egyptians On Gaza Truce: Report
CIA director William Burns, Mossad chief David Barnea and Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani met Egyptian officials in Cairo Tuesday "to discuss a truce in Gaza", Egyptian media reported.
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Qatar Says Hamas Gave "Positive" Response To Truce Deal
Key mediator Qatar said Tuesday that Hamas gave a "positive" response to a truce proposal as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken toured the region seeking an enduring end to Hamas's nearly four-month war with Israel.
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Hamas "Positive" On Deal To Free Hostages In Return For Ceasefire: Qatar
"We have received a reply from Hamas with regards to the general framework of the agreement with regards to hostages. The reply includes some comments, but in general, it is positive," the Qatari Prime Minister said.
