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- 1Qatar PM calls Netanyahu a 'war criminal'▼Qatar's prime minister calls Netanyahu 'war criminal', says Doha will continue diplomacy efforts in region
Qatar's prime minister has publicly labelled Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu a 'war criminal', while stressing that Doha will keep pursuing diplomatic efforts across the region. The remarks underline Qatar's dual role as a fierce critic of Israel's conduct and one of the few intermediaries still holding channels open with all sides.
- 2Qatar PM calls Netanyahu a 'war criminal' over Gaza▼Qatar PM calls Benjamin Netanyahu a 'war criminal,' rejects claims Gaza aid funded Hamas
Qatar's Prime Minister publicly branded Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu a 'war criminal' while rejecting Israeli claims that Qatari aid to Gaza had been diverted to fund Hamas. The remarks sharpen Doha's dispute with Jerusalem over the war and Qatar's role in financing and mediating for the enclave.
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International IDEA is highlighting an effort to translate political finance commitments, made at a conference in Doha, into concrete follow-up work extending to Ulaanbaatar. The initiative focuses on how governments and electoral bodies can implement promises on transparency and regulation of money in politics, moving from declarations made in Qatar to practical measures discussed in Mongolia's capital.