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Qatar's foreign minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani condemned Israel's attack on Doha targeting Hamas leaders, calling it 'state terror' and warning it undermines Gaza ceasefire efforts. The attack has heightened regional tensions, with Gulf states rallying around Qatar amid international outrage. The incident complicates ongoing diplomatic efforts to broker peace in Gaza.
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Recent Israeli airstrikes targeting Hamas leadership in Qatar and Gaza have failed to eliminate top figures, despite killing low-level operatives. The strikes have strained Qatar's mediation efforts, with Hamas claiming its leaders survived and emphasizing resilience amid ongoing conflict and hostage concerns.
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Qatar's emir visits Jordan following Israeli strikes on Doha, which killed six. The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) pledged to activate a joint defense mechanism amid regional tensions. Leaders discussed military cooperation, regional stability, and Israel's actions in Gaza and neighboring countries.
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Israel continues its military campaign in Gaza, refusing to end the conflict despite international pressure. Arab leaders condemn Israel’s actions, accusing it of genocide and expansionism. Qatar and Jordan call for accountability, while Israel’s policies and Netanyahu’s ambitions face widespread criticism at the UN. Diplomatic efforts remain stalled.
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The US is advancing a UN resolution to establish an international stabilization force in Gaza, aiming to oversee demilitarization, border security, and police training. The resolution follows a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, with troop contributions under discussion. The vote is expected soon, with deployment possible by early 2026.
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Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto awarded former dictator Suharto the title of national hero, sparking debate. Critics highlight Suharto's human rights abuses and corruption, while supporters cite his role in independence and economic growth. The decision renews historical and moral discussions in Indonesia.