The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has urged Qatar on Saturday, one of the countries involved in indirect negotiations with the Islamic resistance movement (Hamas) to “leave double game” in regards to hostages retained by the Palestinian militias in the Gaza Strip.
“The time has come for Qatar to leave the double game with his double conversations,” Netanyahu said in a statement published in his official account in X.
“Israel is fighting a fair war with just means. Then the atrocities of October 7, Prime Minister Netanyahu defined the war of redemption as a war between civilization and barbarism,” he argued.
That is why Qatar urge “to decide whether it is on the side of civilization or if it is on the side of Hamas’s barbarism.” “Israel will win this fair war with fair means,” he said.
Israeli sources have recently leaked to the Israeli press that Qatar is pressing Hamas to not accept the proposal raised by Egypt alleging that it could obtain better conditions. However, Qatar has denied these information.
