Qatar's Prime Minister says a ceasefire in Gaza is disappointing, despite yesterday's violations, as mediators move forward with the next phase of the truce.
In remarks at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, Sheikh Khalid bin Mohamed Al Thani expressed his country's disappointment at the recent breaches of the fragile ceasefire. He stated that efforts to disarm Hamas remain a key component of the agreement.
In remarks at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, Sheikh Khalid bin Mohamed Al Thani expressed his country's disappointment at the recent breaches of the fragile ceasefire. He stated that efforts to disarm Hamas remain a key component of the agreement.
. One minute you're all calm, next you're breaking the ceasefire and it's back to square one 
. I feel like we've seen this movie before, you know? It's like they're trying to rewrite the script every five minutes 
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. Disappointment is an understatement - it's more like "what are you even doing?" 
. I get that disarmament is a big deal for them, but can't we all just try to coexist peacefully for once? 
It's like they're stuck in this never-ending loop of violence and retaliation 
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Or am I just stuck in a Groundhog Day-esque nightmare 
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It's just so frustrating. I mean, I get that disarming Hamas is a big deal, but can't they just talk to each other like normal humans? 
The thing is, I feel for both sides - Israel has got some serious security concerns and Palestine has been through so much trauma... it's hard to know who to root for anymore 
. But honestly, what's the next phase gonna look like? Is disarmament of Hamas even possible at this point? It feels like we're just kicking the can down the road again 
. And what about the people on the ground? They're still suffering and dying because of all these agreements and negotiations... it's hard not to feel frustrated 
. I wish there was a way to get more than just words on paper and make real progress 
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what's going on in Gaza? I mean I know it's been a super tricky situation for ages but this new ceasefire thing seems like it was just a tiny step forward and now Qatargov is all like "meh" 
I don't get why they're disappointed tho didn't they agree to the whole disarmament thing with Hamas? 
I mean, what's the point of having a ceasefire if nobody's gonna follow it? 
And who do you think is supposed to enforce this stuff anyway? The UN or whoever? 
I feel like we'll be hearing about more breaches and breakdowns before this whole thing even gets off the ground 
. I mean, one day it's all calm and peaceful and the next day it's like, rockets flying everywhere 
. It's hard for me to keep track of what's going on. I feel like the situation is just so... delicate 
. And now Qatar's PM is saying that this latest ceasefire thingy is disappointing? Interesting 
. I hope the mediators can figure out a way to make this work because if not, we're gonna see more suffering 
meanwhile im just sitting here thinking about the humanitarian crisis in gaza and how we need more efforts to help those ppl 
... there are so many different factions and interests at play here. I've been following this conflict for a while now and it feels like every time you think things are starting to cool off, something else happens 
... do we really think Hamas is just going to magically disarm themselves? 
