Qatar denies reports of ordering, Hamas leaders to leave.

Fake news were widely reported against Qatar, stating claims that “US has pressured Qatar to expel Palestinian political and resistance party Hamas from its soil.” Qatar also made it clear that the Hamas political office in Doha were inaccurate, “stating that the main goal of the office in Qatar is to be a channel of communication between the concerned parties”.

Some news outlets worldwide reported fake news regarding Qatar ordering Hamas political leadership to leave Doha, amid Trump return to presidency.

Declining the same rumours and fake news the Qatari foreign ministry added, it will resume the peace talks meditation, “once every party become series and show willingness to end the war.”

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson also said that the country will not accept that its role as a mediator be used to “blackmail it”.

“Qatar will not accept that mediation be a reason for blackmailing it, as we have witnessed manipulation since the collapse of the first pause and the women and children exchange deal, especially in retreating from obligations agreed upon through mediation, and exploiting the continuation of negotiations to justify the continuation of the war to serve narrow political purposes,” he said in a statement posted on X.

More than 44,400 people, including 16,000+ children are likely killed in the onslaught on Gaza, while more than 102,684 people in have been injured according to Gaza’s Ministry of Health. The data also shows more than 10,000 are missing. In the Occupied West Bank at least 779 people, including at least 167 children are killed, while more than 6,250 people are reported injured.

In Israel, officials revised the death toll from the October 7 attacks down from 1,405 to 1,139. The number of injured is reported to be at least 8,730.

Qatar, along with the United States and Egypt, had been working for months to broker a truce that would include the release of captives and detainees, but these efforts have yet to yield progress.

The war is going on for 400 days now, and Israel is currently facing genocidal charges in the International Court of Justice, and many countries are blaming Israel of carrying out a genocide in the Gaza, Palestine. With Israel launching wider war in Lebanon and inflicting huge amount of casualties in Gaza, there are few signs of early ceasefire talks now on the table. Qatar alongside other players involved are looking to re-strategies the ceasefire talks with solid outcomes.