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Hamas denies reports the group's political bureau chief, Khaled Mashaal, was expelled by long-time patron, Qatar.

Outgoing President Shimon Peres thanks UN leader Ban Ki-moon but warns it is time to stop ignoring Hamas terrorism and help Israel.

Hezbollah is becoming increasingly isolated in the Arab world because of its loyalty to Iran.

Abbas adopts Hamas as peace partner, big brave Kerry scurries out of Israel despite FAA ban and Mashaal goes off his rocker.

Much like all of Iran’s other neighbors, Qatar is uneasy.

Benjamin Netanyahu has been reluctant to establish Israeli sovereignty in the liberated territories, so complaints regarding the broadcasts should be addressed to him.

Israel must approve individuals receiving aid to ensure that money goes to the poor and not to Hamas.

The Lapid-Bennett government must be challenged to show that it's not just code for cash to pay Hamas employees.

For years, Qatar has been providing local Gaza families with stipends of $100 per month.

On Sunday night, Israel water company, Mekorot—with which the national Dutch water company just cut off relations for its "violations of international law"—sent special...

Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar and the UAE, led by Sunni Muslims, share Netanyahu's fear of Obama making a bad deal with the Shi'ite regime.

Hamas denies its politburo chief Khaled Meshaal will leave Qatar; the monarchy evicted Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood leaders.

Qatar has been unable to shake the relentless complaints about its miserable treatment of the foreign workers who were hired to build the stadiums.

Qatar will replace a Russian company that was initially going to comprise one-third of the participating companies.

Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani said he does not envision the country joining the Abraham Accords “in the absence of a real commitment to a two-state solution” between Israel and the Palestinians.

Someone at the news agency apparently had second thoughts and quickly deleted the tweet, but not quick enough.

Abu Mazen's brother in Qatar is seriously ill, so he chose to be treated in Israel at upscale Assuta Medical Center.

Qatar: “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs holds Israel alone responsible for the current escalation due to the ongoing violations of the rights of the Palestinian people."

We're waiting to hear back if there will be a cease fire this afternoon. The terms grant Hamas political legitimacy.

The level of information-sharing between Doha and Tehran should raise eyebrows in Washington.

Much of the money has been transferred to Hamas agents in the PA, who are directed from the Gaza Strip.

Medicines were found unopened in a Gaza hospital. The hostages never received them.

A delay in receiving money would lead to a security escalation, said Yahya Sinwar during a meeting with the U.N.’s envoy to the Middle East.

"There are still gaps between the sides," the Prime Minister's Office said.

Now everything appears to be hanging in the air again.

"The confiscated camera broadcasts live on the Al Jazeera channel, contrary to the law, from the northern Gaza Strip, including the activities of the IDF forces, and endangers our fighters."

The Palestinian Authority may not let the fuel trucks into Gaza.

MBZ is committed to a counter-jihad while amassing a staggering wealth and constructing a formidable military and police force.

Doha, with Ankara's support, has proposed to P.A. leader Mahmoud Abbas that he form a joint list in the Palestinian Legislative Council with the Gaza-based terror group, and then a national-unity coalition.

Saudi Arabia is loudly silent on the deal with Iran, but its royal billionaire prince who owns part of Twitter and Apple says “we” are concerned. And guess who is “We”? Saudi Arabia and Israel.