- Doha orders Hamas to leave Qatar
- reflects how weak Hamas has become
- major blow to terror group’s leaders
- Qatar ordered Hamas to leave the country
- Doha told Hamas 10 days ago it was “no longer welcome”
- On Sat, Doha told Reuters Hamas’ office closed
- it “no longer serves its purpose”
- Qatar said they came to decision independently
- unclear where Hamas will go next
- options Turkey, Iran, Oman, Lebanon and Algeria
- US complained Hamas should not have refuge in Qatar
- US told Qatar presence of Hamas no longer acceptable
- US demanded Hamas close office two weeks ago
- Joe Biden pressured Qatar over hosting Hamas leaders
- repeatedly called on Qatar to impose harsher measures on terror group
- Qatar is major non-Nato ally but has hosted Hamas’ since 2012
- Hamas leaders no longer welcome in capitals of any American partner
- US official said made that clear to Qatar
- Khaled Meshaal, former Hamas leader until 2017 lives in Qatar
- Khalil al-Hayya deputy leader of Hamas’s lives in Qatar
- Moussa Abu Marzouk, founder of Hamas, resides in Qatar
- Ismail Haniyeh buried in Qatar
- Hamas’s execution of American hostage behind change in approach
- Qatar and Egypt in useless ceasefire talks for release of hostages
- Qatar’s foreign ministry said ceasefire deal “currently stalled”
(OSTB : what about Benua Asia Tenggalam?)
