Qatar and Turkey Want to Rebuild Hamas, Not Reconstruct Gaza

[Almost Heaven]

If Qatar and Turkey are permitted to play a major role in the governance and reconstruction of the Gaza Strip after the Israel-Hamas war, it would mean a return to the pre-October 7, 2023 era, which saw the Iran-backed terror group fully controlling the coastal territory. In addition to Iran, Qatar and Turkey have long been sponsoring and funding Hamas and providing the terror group's leaders with shelter.

Inviting Qatar and Turkey to play a role in the Gaza Strip means again bringing Iran in through the back door. Both countries have strong relations and shared interests with Iran, which, according to reports, worked with Hamas to plan its October 7 invasion of Israel. Iran also reportedly gave the green light for the terror group to launch the assault during a meeting in Lebanon on October 2.

Despite the severe blow it was dealt as a result of the Israeli and American airstrikes, there are no signs whatsoever that the Iranian regime is ready to recognize Israel's right to exist, join the Abraham Accords, and abandon its terror proxies in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen.

Qatar and Turkey Want to Rebuild Hamas, Not Reconstruct Gaza

Inviting Qatar and Turkey to play a role in the Gaza Strip means again bringing Iran in through the back door. Both countries have strong relations and shared interests with Iran. In the time-honored tradition of Arab politeness, these countries may well

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[Margery]

If Qatar and Turkey are permitted to play a major role in the governance and reconstruction of the Gaza Strip after the Israel-Hamas war, it would mean a return to the pre-October 7, 2023 era, which saw the Iran-backed terror group fully controlling the coastal territory. In addition to Iran, Qatar and Turkey have long been sponsoring and funding Hamas and providing the terror group's leaders with shelter.

Inviting Qatar and Turkey to play a role in the Gaza Strip means again bringing Iran in through the back door. Both countries have strong relations and shared interests with Iran, which, according to reports, worked with Hamas to plan its October 7 invasion of Israel. Iran also reportedly gave the green light for the terror group to launch the assault during a meeting in Lebanon on October 2.

Despite the severe blow it was dealt as a result of the Israeli and American airstrikes, there are no signs whatsoever that the Iranian regime is ready to recognize Israel's right to exist, join the Abraham Accords, and abandon its terror proxies in the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen.

Qatar and Turkey Want to Rebuild Hamas, Not Reconstruct Gaza

Inviting Qatar and Turkey to play a role in the Gaza Strip means again bringing Iran in through the back door. Both countries have strong relations and shared interests with Iran. In the time-honored tradition of Arab politeness, these countries may well

www.gatestoneinstitute.org

100% agree!!!!

 

[Andiamo]

I ran across a CBN video that mentioned Turkey and Qatar possibly being in the “peacekeeping coalition” or whatever and I am totally confused. It showed Bibi speaking about this possibility and clearly unhappy. I was so disappointed. I haven’t been keeping up with this. Whose idea was this to have a
peacekeeping coalition? Kushner? Did Erdogan invite himself to join this or was it suggested by someone? And WHY was Marco Rubio left out of this???

Of course Erdogan would love to get in there under the guise of helping. Duh!!!

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[Spartan Sprinter]

I ran across a CBN video that mentioned Turkey and Qatar possibly being in the “peacekeeping coalition” or whatever and I am totally confused. It showed Bibi speaking about this possibility and clearly unhappy. I was so disappointed. I haven’t been keeping up with this. Whose idea was this to have a
peacekeeping coalition? Kushner? Did Erdogan invite himself to join this or was it suggested by someone? And WHY was Marco Rubio left out of this???

Of course Erdogan would love to get in there under the guise of helping. Duh!!!

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Yeah i never understood this, it's Israel's country, Bibi should be able to tell them to go jump and stay out of their country

 

[Spartan Sprinter]

Interesting , Prophecy watchers just posted on facebook a comment from Trump that if Israel were to proceed with the annexation of Judea and Samrai then they would lose all support and essentially be on their own.

I know that Bibi's other parties are pushing hard for the annexation so it will be interesting what decision Bibi makes as he has pressure from both within and also Trump

 

[Andy C]

Interesting , Prophecy watchers just posted on facebook a comment from Trump that if Israel were to proceed with the annexation of Judea and Samrai then they would lose all support and essentially be on their own.

I know that Bibi's other parties are pushing hard for the annexation so it will be interesting what decision Bibi makes as he has pressure from both within and also Trump

Yes, Bibi is in a tough position. I pray he makes the best decision for his country. Trump may believe his intentions are good for Israel, but are they really? I dont think so.

 

[Hol]

Yes, Bibi is in a tough position. I pray he makes the best decision for his country. Trump may believe his intentions are good for Israel, but are they really? I dont think so.

Praying with you.

After the two of them successfully hid their plans to bomb Iran’s nukes factory last June, I simply stopped buying what is reported. Remember how Trump gave Iran sixty days to come to terms? That was around April? Meanwhile, some of us were freaking out because we thought that Trump and Bibi were no longer working well together.

Here’s an article from last May:

Is Trump really turning his back on Bibi and Israel? Don’t bet on it​

(May 9, 2025 / JNS)
It doesn’t take a degree in political science to sense an ulterior motive in recent reports about a rift between U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The effort to promote the alleged schism isn’t exactly covert, after all.

No, it emanates from two sets of extremists: isolationists in the Trump camp and anti-Netanyahu Israelis. The former consider the slogan “Make America Great Again” as an excuse for staying out of the world’s conflicts, as though battles abroad, even against radical Islamists bent on toppling “the Great Satan” and annihilating the small one, are of no concern to Americans.

These particular MAGA Republicans view anyone who supports the use of military force to defeat Iran and its proxies as a “neocon warmonger” willing to risk American lives on behalf of the Jewish state.

Antisemitic undertones aside, Israelis with separate false claims—among them that Netanyahu is prolonging the war in Gaza at the expense of the hostages to preserve his coalition—are happy to echo the schism narrative. This group includes protest leaders and their parrots in the media who consider Bibi more dangerous than a nuclear Iran and its terrorist tentacles.

Though Trump’s confusing statements on what a deal with the Islamic Republic would entail—a complete dismantling of its entire nuclear program or only that which is enriching uranium for military purposes—have provided fodder for journalists jumping on the opportunity to publish havoc-wreaking accounts, nail-biters should take the storyline with a grain of salt.

https://www.jns.org/is-trump-really-turning-his-back-on-bibi-and-israel-dont-bet-on-it/