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    Der katarische Premierminister macht die Hamas für die Verletzung des Waffenstillstands durch einen tödlichen Angriff auf IDF verantwortlich


    Der katarische Premierminister macht die Hamas für die Verletzung des Waffenstillstands durch einen tödlichen Angriff auf IDF verantwortlich

    https://www.timesofisrael.com/qatari-pm-suggests-hamas-responsible-for-violating-ceasefire-with-deadly-attack-on-idf/

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    2. loginisverybroken on

      They recognize they’re gonna be stuck with a big part of the bill to rebuild gaza and want to start so it’ll be cheaper. destroying Israel is now less important than saving a buck

    4. prospectiveboi177 on

      It’s hilarious what money can make you do. The so called Muslim brotherhood has bowed to Israel, earlier it was Pakistan who antagonised India for supporting Israel has now mowed down its own citizens who protested for Palestine and now Qatar backstabbing the own factions they funded.

    5. green_flash on

      It doesn’t sound so definitive if you look at his actual words. He’s putting the blame squarely on the Palestinian side, but is also not ruling out the possibility of Hamas command not approving the attack:

      > Pressed on who specifically was responsible for Tuesday’s “violation,” al-Thani responded, “What happened yesterday — the attack on the Israeli soldiers — that’s basically a violation by the Palestinian party.“

      > “Hamas has put [out] a statement that they are not in communication with this group [that carried out the attack],” he said. “We don’t know yet [if that’s true].”

      > Clarifying further, the Qatari premier said that Hamas had offered “conflicting statements” regarding the attack on Israeli troops, with one claim being that the gunmen responsible for it “lost communication” with the Hamas leadership and “didn’t know what they were doing.” Hamas also claimed that those responsible for the violation belonged to a different group “that is not related to them.”

      > “It doesn’t matter for us who did what; what matters to us… is making sure that this event doesn’t… make this agreement collapse,” al-Thani said, noting that both Israel and Hamas have subsequently expressed their desire for the ceasefire to hold.

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