Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel’s Post

''Israel has since Nov. 2023 been publicly flouting various options to deal with Hamas leaders in Gaza, including the possibility of a ceasefire in exchange for their expulsion and the freeing of Israeli prisoners. Referring to figures such as Yahya Sinwar, the military commander of Hamas, and Mohammed Deif, head of the Izzuddin Al-Qassam Brigades, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last month reiterated that their expulsion is on the table. Against this backdrop, some reports in late January claimed that the “Israeli government has discussed internally a plan to allow some of Hamas’ senior military leaders to take refuge in a third Middle East country—potentially Algeria, Qatar or Saudi Arabia.” This is while Qatar has been under immense pressure from Tel Aviv, pro-Israel advocacy groups in Washington, and some US officials to close the Hamas office in Doha and expel Palestinian political leaders. Considering these dynamics, questions have emerged about whether Turkey—a close ally of Qatar and a country that is close to the Muslim Brotherhood, the parent organization of Hamas—would host leaders from Gaza at a certain point. The aim of such a step could be to share the political burden faced by Doha, and to secure Turkey's own interests.'' Ali Bakir and Nesibe Hicret Battaloglu for Amwaj.media #qatar #turkey #hamas #gazawar

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''Israel has since Nov. 2023 been publicly flouting various options to deal with Hamas leaders in Gaza, including the possibility of a ceasefire in exchange for their expulsion and the freeing of Israeli prisoners. Referring to figures such as Yahya Sinwar, the military commander of Hamas, and Mohammed Deif, head of the Izzuddin Al-Qassam Brigades, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last month reiterated that their expulsion is on the table. Against this backdrop, some reports in late January claimed that the “Israeli government has discussed internally a plan to allow some of Hamas’ senior military leaders to take refuge in a third Middle East country—potentially Algeria, Qatar or Saudi Arabia.” This is while Qatar has been under immense pressure from Tel Aviv, pro-Israel advocacy groups in Washington, and some US officials to close the Hamas office in Doha and expel Palestinian political leaders. Considering these dynamics, questions have emerged about whether Turkey—a close ally of Qatar and a country that is close to the Muslim Brotherhood, the parent organization of Hamas—would host leaders from Gaza at a certain point. The aim of such a step could be to share the political burden faced by Doha, and to secure Turkey's own interests.'' Ali Bakir and Nesibe Hicret Battaloglu for Amwaj.media #qatar #turkey #hamas #gazawar

''Israel has since Nov. 2023 been publicly flouting various options to deal with Hamas leaders in Gaza, including the possibility of a ceasefire in exchange for their expulsion and the freeing of Israeli prisoners. Referring to figures such as Yahya Sinwar, the military commander of Hamas, and Mohammed Deif, head of the Izzuddin Al-Qassam Brigades, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last month reiterated that their expulsion is on the table. Against this backdrop, some reports in late January claimed that the “Israeli government has discussed internally a plan to allow some of Hamas’ senior military leaders to take refuge in a third Middle East country—potentially Algeria, Qatar or Saudi Arabia.” This is while Qatar has been under immense pressure from Tel Aviv, pro-Israel advocacy groups in Washington, and some US officials to close the Hamas office in Doha and expel Palestinian political leaders. Considering these dynamics, questions have emerged about whether Turkey—a close ally of Qatar and a country that is close to the Muslim Brotherhood, the parent organization of Hamas—would host leaders from Gaza at a certain point. The aim of such a step could be to share the political burden faced by Doha, and to secure Turkey's own interests.'' Ali Bakir and Nesibe Hicret Battaloglu for Amwaj.media #turkey #qatar #hamas #gazawar

''Israel has since Nov. 2023 been publicly flouting various options to deal with Hamas leaders in Gaza, including the possibility of a ceasefire in exchange for their expulsion and the freeing of Israeli prisoners. Referring to figures such as Yahya Sinwar, the military commander of Hamas, and Mohammed Deif, head of the Izzuddin Al-Qassam Brigades, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last month reiterated that their expulsion is on the table. Against this backdrop, some reports in late January claimed that the “Israeli government has discussed internally a plan to allow some of Hamas’ senior military leaders to take refuge in a third Middle East country—potentially Algeria, Qatar or Saudi Arabia.” This is while Qatar has been under immense pressure from Tel Aviv, pro-Israel advocacy groups in Washington, and some US officials to close the Hamas office in Doha and expel Palestinian political leaders. Considering these dynamics, questions have emerged about whether Turkey—a close ally of Qatar and a country that is close to the Muslim Brotherhood, the parent organization of Hamas—would host leaders from Gaza at a certain point. The aim of such a step could be to share the political burden faced by Doha, and to secure Turkey's own interests.'' Ali Bakir and Nesibe Hicret Battaloglu for Amwaj.media #turkey #qatar #hamas #gazawar

''Israel has since Nov. 2023 been publicly flouting various options to deal with Hamas leaders in Gaza, including the possibility of a ceasefire in exchange for their expulsion and the freeing of Israeli prisoners. Referring to figures such as Yahya Sinwar, the military commander of Hamas, and Mohammed Deif, head of the Izzuddin Al-Qassam Brigades, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last month reiterated that their expulsion is on the table. Against this backdrop, some reports in late January claimed that the “Israeli government has discussed internally a plan to allow some of Hamas’ senior military leaders to take refuge in a third Middle East country—potentially Algeria, Qatar or Saudi Arabia.” This is while Qatar has been under immense pressure from Tel Aviv, pro-Israel advocacy groups in Washington, and some US officials to close the Hamas office in Doha and expel Palestinian political leaders. Considering these dynamics, questions have emerged about whether Turkey—a close ally of Qatar and a country that is close to the Muslim Brotherhood, the parent organization of Hamas—would host leaders from Gaza at a certain point. The aim of such a step could be to share the political burden faced by Doha, and to secure Turkey's own interests.'' Ali Bakir and Nesibe Hicret Battaloglu for Amwaj.media #turkey #qatar #hamas #gazawar

NEW: ''Israel has since Nov. 2023 been publicly flouting various options to deal with Hamas leaders in Gaza, including the possibility of a ceasefire in exchange for their expulsion and the freeing of Israeli prisoners. Referring to figures such as Yahya Sinwar, the military commander of Hamas, and Mohammed Deif, head of the Izzuddin Al-Qassam Brigades, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last month reiterated that their expulsion is on the table. Against this backdrop, some reports in late January claimed that the “Israeli government has discussed internally a plan to allow some of Hamas’ senior military leaders to take refuge in a third Middle East country—potentially Algeria, Qatar or Saudi Arabia.” This is while Qatar has been under immense pressure from Tel Aviv, pro-Israel advocacy groups in Washington, and some US officials to close the Hamas office in Doha and expel Palestinian political leaders. Considering these dynamics, questions have emerged about whether Turkey—a close ally of Qatar and a country that is close to the Muslim Brotherhood, the parent organization of Hamas—would host leaders from Gaza at a certain point. The aim of such a step could be to share the political burden faced by Doha, and to secure Turkey's own interests.'' Ali Bakir and Nesibe Hicret Battaloglu for Amwaj.media #turkey #qatar #israel #gazawar #hamas

Watch this video to understand recent IDF advances into the heart of the Hamas terror network in the south of Gaza. The discovery of a major Hamas strategic tunnel that brought IDF special forces to key areas in the south of Gaza and the arrest of a senior Hamas commander and the intelligence he provided which will help the IDF complete its mission with success in the Khan Younis area of Gaza. https://lnkd.in/dbTMSseh I provide you with the information to better understand why Israel needs the time to destroy the massive terror infrastructure that is Gaza. It is clear what from we are discovering that most of Gaza civilians participated in some aspect of the Hamas terror regime. There is no way that most of those perceived to be "Palestinian civilians" were not implicated in the development of the war machine to kill Jews and destroy Israel. Barry Shaw Israel Institute for Strategic Studies. #middleeast #future #sustainability #strategy #Gaza #Israel