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Gaza Conflict: Mediation Halted, Relocation Speculation, and Conflicting Proposals

Qatar suspends mediation in Gaza, Hamas's future location uncertain, Egypt proposes PA police force for Gaza, Israel delays decisions until Trump's presidency.

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PoliticsMiddle EastConflictGazaMediation

HamasPalestinian AuthorityQatar Ministry Of Foreign AffairsUs State DepartmentIsraeli Government

Donald TrumpIsma'il HaniyehMajed Bin Mohammed Al-AnsariAntony Blinken

What is Egypt's proposal for post-conflict Gaza?: Egypt has proposed training a Palestinian Authority police force to maintain order in post-conflict Gaza. The US, UK, and Canada seem supportive of this, but Israel prefers to wait until Donald Trump's return to the presidency.
What is Israel's stance on the Egyptian proposal, and why?: The Israeli government is unwilling to support Egypt's proposal for Palestinian Authority control over Gaza, preferring to delay a decision until after the 2025 presidential inauguration of Donald Trump.
Where might Hamas leaders relocate if asked to leave Qatar?: Reports suggest that Hamas leaders may be asked to leave Qatar, possibly relocating to Turkey, Syria, Iran, Algeria, or another country. Israel's government and US State Department officials reportedly disapprove of a move to Turkey.
Why did Qatar suspend its mediation efforts in the Gaza conflict?: Qatar has suspended its mediation efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza, citing a lack of good faith from both Israel and Hamas. However, Qatar stated it would resume efforts if both sides show willingness to cooperate.
What is the overall status of mediation efforts and proposed solutions regarding the Gaza conflict?: While Qatar's mediation is currently on hold, the situation remains fluid, with multiple countries and parties involved in ongoing discussions and proposing different solutions to the Gaza conflict.

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