Hamas is closing its office in Qatar

The senior leaders of Hamas are reported to be planning to move from Qatar, where the organization's political office is located, and where they are at the top leadership of the organization, according to the Wall Street Journal, which added that This was after Qatar was pressured to force Hamas to agree to a cease-fire agreement in Gaza, which Hamas refused to agree to until the agreement ends the war in Gaza, and the Israeli army withdraws from Gaza.

The political leadership of Hamas, now the report said that they have sent a request to two countries in the Middle East, one of which is said to be Oman, so that the leaders of Hamas can settle there. Hamas leaders have been living in Doha, the capital of Qatar, since 2012, a stay that was approved by the United States.

The leadership of Hamas, if they move from Doha, it is said that it will further distance the talks that the United States is pushing for the release of the prisoners, and it is said that it will be difficult for the United States to find a country that can take Qatar's role as a mediator between the two sides.