Gaza ceasefire deal at a ‘critical moment’, mediator Qatar says

Al JazeeraCenterEN 2 min read 100% complete by Faisal AliDecember 6, 2025 at 04:07 PM

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Qatari and Turkish officials warned at the Doha Forum on December 6, 2025, that the Gaza ceasefire is at a critical juncture and risks collapse without progress towards a lasting peace agreement. Qatar's Prime Minister described the current situation as merely a "pause" in hostilities, emphasizing the need for full Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian freedom of movement. Turkiye's Foreign Minister urged timely US intervention to prevent the peace process from stalling, noting Hamas has fulfilled its obligations regarding captives. Their concerns arise amidst ongoing Israeli military actions in Gaza, with hundreds of ceasefire violations and Palestinian casualties reported since the October 10 truce began. UNICEF reported that at least 70 children are among the Palestinians killed since the ceasefire began.

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Hamas 40% United States 50% Qatar 50% Turkiye ×260% Hakan Fidan 70% Israel ×370% Gaza ×480% Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani ×280%

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gaza ceasefire 100% peace deal 80% israeli forces withdrawal 70% palestinians 70% us intervention 60% captives 50% violations 50% hamas 50% doha forum 40%

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