Qatar warns to remove Hamas from Doha if no agreement is reached

According to a report by CNN, Qatari authorities have issued a threat to Hamas, stating that the leaders of the terrorist organization will be expelled from Doha if a deal is not reached to release the hostages and bring an end to the conflict in Gaza. The warning from Qatari authorities has been ongoing for several months, but the threat has now become a real possibility.

On June 6, the Hamas leadership reportedly rejected a proposed ceasefire and prisoner exchange deal put forward by Israeli authorities. The rejection was based on the belief that the deal did not guarantee a permanent ceasefire and allowed occupying forces to remain in Gaza, leading to fears of further conflict resuming.

Discussions about relocating the Hamas leadership from Qatar to another country have been ongoing for over a month, with Jordan and Turkey both refusing to host Hamas leaders. This potential relocation comes amidst escalating tensions in the region.

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