Qatar Halts Mediation in Gaza Conflict, Citing Lack of Progress
Qatar has suspended its role as mediator between Israel and Hamas, calling for both sides to demonstrate seriousness in negotiations.
- Qatar has hosted Hamas's political leadership since 2012 but has now decided to suspend its mediation role in the Gaza conflict.
- The decision comes amid ongoing frustration with the lack of progress in peace talks and accusations of political exploitation.
- Qatar's foreign ministry stated that mediation efforts will resume only when both Israel and Hamas show a genuine commitment to negotiations.
- Despite reports of Qatar asking Hamas to leave, Doha has not issued any formal expulsion request, maintaining an open communication channel.
- The conflict, now in its 400th day, has seen significant casualties, with over 43,000 deaths in Gaza and continued hostilities on the ground.














































































































