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Qatar official says Netanyahu ‘killed any hope’ of hostage release with its strike in Doha on Hamas

Qatar's prime minister said Israel's strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar 'killed any hope' of seeing more hostages released from Gaza.
The Israeli military operation in Doha, targeting Hamas leadership, has been internationally condemned and disrupted Qatar's mediation efforts for a Gaza ceasefire.
Netanyahu defended the strike, saying 'you either expel or you bring them to justice, because if you don't, we will.

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Qatar: Israel killed hope for release of hostages

DOHA, Qatar — Benjamin Netanyahu "killed any hope" for the release of hostages held in the Gaza Strip after Israel's attack this week on Hamas leaders in Doha, Qatar's prime minister said Thursday in remarks that underscored wider anger over…

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