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Home | World | Netanyahu Urges Qatar To Increase Pressure On Hamas For Hostage Release

Netanyahu urges Qatar to increase pressure on Hamas for hostage release

"At a press conference in Tel Aviv on Saturday, Netanyahu stated that Qatar not only hosts the leaders of Hamas but also provides financial support to the group, holding significant influence over them."

By IANS
Updated On - 28 January 2024, 01:15 PM
Netanyahu urges Qatar to increase pressure on Hamas for hostage release
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Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that Qatar should leverage its influence on Hamas to release hostages in Gaza.

“Qatar hosts the leaders of Hamas, finances Hamas, and has leverage on Hamas,” Netanyahu said at a press conference in Tel Aviv on Saturday.

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Qatar “said that it can help bring back (the hostages) — therefore, let them apply their pressure. They put themselves as a mediator — please prove it and return our hostages”, Netanyahu was quoted by Xinhua news agency as saying.

Qatar has played as the primary mediator in the indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas. It focuses its efforts on bringing an end to the ongoing conflict and securing the release of over 100 hostages still held in Gaza by Hamas and other militant groups.

Last week, Israel’s Channel 12 TV news released a recording of Netanyahu saying in a close meeting that Qatar’s role as a mediator is “problematic”. He told the families of the hostages “you don’t hear me thanking Qatar”.

Qatar said it was “appalled” by the comments. Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesman Majed al-Ansari wrote in a post on the social media platform X on Wednesday that “these remarks, if validated, are irresponsible and destructive to the efforts to save innocent lives but are not surprising”.

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