Qatar Warns Israel of Ceasefire Collapse Risk
Qatar has issued strong diplomatic warnings to Israel, cautioning that its actions threaten to derail the ceasefire agreement in Gaza. Doha accuses Tel Aviv of deliberately delaying negotiations and refusing to discuss the second phase of the ceasefire, which could lead to an escalation of the conflict.
Qatar’s Official Position
According to Israeli newspaper Haaretz, Qatar has sent angry messages to Israel, expressing deep dissatisfaction over the freezing of negotiations for a long-term resolution.
Diplomatic sources in Doha emphasize that Qatar is not just a mediator but a guarantor of the agreement between Israel and Hamas, and any deviation from commitments could collapse the fragile truce.
"We see Israel deliberately stalling and undermining the agreement. This is completely unacceptable," a Qatari official stated, warning that his country will not remain passive if Israel violates the ceasefire terms.
Israeli Delegation Arrives Late
Amid growing tensions, an Israeli delegation of technical experts arrived in Doha, led by the deputy head of Shin Bet, a close associate of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
However, sources reveal that the delegation arrived a week late and lacked the authority to discuss the second phase of the agreement. Instead, they focused solely on technical details of the first phase, frustrating Qatari officials.
"Israel acts as if time is on its side. But in reality, each day of delay increases the risk of renewed bloodshed," commented a representative from an Arab diplomatic mission.
What Comes Next?
Qatar expects Israel to present a clear action plan and uphold all commitments under the ceasefire. If Tel Aviv continues to ignore its obligations, Doha may suspend its mediation role, making future negotiations even more difficult.
Experts warn that if the ceasefire collapses, it will dramatically worsen the situation in Gaza and the region, potentially igniting a new phase of conflict between Israel and Resistance factions.
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