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The deal is subject to Foreign Investment Review Board and other regulatory approvals.
Qatar, along with the United States and Egypt, are negotiating a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.
Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong has condemned as Israeli strike in Rafah which led to an ‘unexpected’ fire and civilian deaths.
Israel’s war cabinet unanimously decided to continue its military operation in Hamas stronghold Rafah.
IDF says Israeli forces relied on ‘highly sensitive and valuable intelligence’ to carry out the ‘complex rescue operation.’
The decision comes as a report raised concerns about the potential risk in the university’s partnership with Qatari government.
President Biden says Hamas’ response appears ‘a little over the top.’
Dr. Jonathan Schanzer is Senior Vice President at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and author of several books on Islamic extremism.
Qatar and France have brokered a deal that will see more than 1,900 tons of food, medicines and other humanitarian aid enter Gaza.
A truce has been arranged in the Middle East for a temporary pause in fighting in exchange for the release of hostages.
A home away from home for Hamas leaders, the tiny oil-rich nation plays a unique role in negotiations between Israel and Hamas.
Qatar manages to evade Western scrutiny for its sundry malign activities via a multifaceted strategy.
