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Qatar Prime Minister Blames Netanyahu Government for Gaza Peace Plan Obstacles

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Qatar's Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, stated that the Netanyahu government is the main obstacle to a U.S.-backed peace plan for Gaza. He also reaffirmed that Qatar has never funded Hamas's militant wing.

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  • Qatar's PM calls Netanyahu's government the main obstacle to Gaza peace.
  • He cited a "long list of violations" by the Israeli government.
  • Mediators are struggling to implement the peace agreement.
  • Qatar denies funding Hamas's militant wing.

Qatar's Prime Minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, has identified Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government as the primary obstacle to achieving a U.S.-backed peace settlement in Gaza. In an interview with CNN, Al Thani stated, "We have a long list of violations that, unfortunately, the Netanyahu government is committing." He further elaborated that the Israeli government is currently the biggest impediment to advancing the peace plan, despite significant efforts by mediators to ensure its adherence.

Al Thani reiterated Qatar's stance that Doha has never funded the militant wing of Hamas, the de facto ruling party in the Gaza Strip. The Prime Minister's remarks highlight the ongoing diplomatic challenges and differing perspectives on the path to peace in the region.

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