US and Israel Pressure Turkey Over Hamas Amid Ceasefire Tensions

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Hamas leaders, including Khalil al-Hayya, have reportedly left Doha, Qatar, as the country has paused its mediation efforts for a Gaza ceasefire. While Qatar denies permanently closing Hamas's office, it suggests a shift in their relationship. Hamas leaders are believed to be relocating to avoid diplomatic tensions, with Turkey being a possible destination. The U.S. has expressed concerns over Hamas leaders residing in allied nations, while Turkey does not classify Hamas as a terrorist organization. This development comes amid ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.
- Hamas leaders no longer in Doha but office not closed, Qatar says BBC.com
- US warns Turkey against harboring Hamas leaders who left Qatar The Times of Israel
- Israel refuses Turkish-mediated Gaza ceasefire deal: report The New Arab
- US ignores own support for terrorists while it warns Türkiye over Hamas | Daily Sabah Daily Sabah
- US urges Turkey to pressure Hamas as hostage release negotiations stall The Jerusalem Post
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