Hamas is considering moving its political headquarters out of Qatar
2024-04-20 03:06:57
On April 20, according to the Wall Street Journal, Hamas is considering moving its political headquarters out of Qatar. The report said that if Hamas (political headquarters) leaves Qatar, the move could disrupt delicate negotiations aimed at releasing dozens of Israeli hostages held in Gaza and could make it more difficult for Israel and the United States to send a message to Hamas. Arab officials said that in recent days, the group has been in contact with at least two countries in the region, asking if they would accept the idea of the group's political leaders moving to their capitals. One of the countries in Oman. Arab officials said that Hamas believes that the slow-moving hostage negotiations could continue for months, which would jeopardize the group's close relationship with Qatar and its presence in Doha.
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