Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Report: Qatar and Hamas Targeted Trump's 2020 Mideast Peace Deal
Some documents suggest that Qatar and Hamas didn't want President Trump's peace plan for Israel and Palestine to work.
The documents, allegedly found by the Israeli military, claim Qatar's leaders met with Hamas to stop the plan.
Hamas, with Qatar's help, reportedly pushed Egypt out of helping with peace talks.
Qatar gave money to Hamas.
Qatar denies these claims and says the documents are fake.
The peace plan offered a Palestinian state but gave Israel control over Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Palestinians rejected the plan because they thought it favored Israel too much.
Report claims Qatar and Hamas conspired to undermine Trump's 2020 peace plan.
Allegations stem from documents reportedly recovered by the IDF in Gaza.
Documents suggest meetings between Qatari officials and Hamas leaders discussed opposing the peace deal.
Hamas allegedly worked to exclude Egypt from mediating in Gaza.
Qatar denies the documents' authenticity, accusing Israel of undermining diplomatic efforts.
- Who
- Qatar, Hamas, and Donald Trump's administration.
- What
- Report alleges Qatar and Hamas worked to sabotage Trump's 2020 peace plan.
- When
- Documents cover events from June 2019 to January 2020.
- Where
- Gaza, Qatar, and Tehran.
- Why
- To oppose and undermine the Trump administration's 'Peace to Prosperity' plan.
Qatar's View
Israeli Report
Authenticity of Documents
Qatar's View
The documents are fabricated and intended to undermine diplomatic efforts.
Israeli Report
The documents are authentic and reveal a conspiracy to undermine peace efforts.
- Peace Plan
- Trump's 'Peace To Prosperity'
- Key Parties
- Qatar, Hamas, Israel, Palestinians
- Hamas Leaders Mentioned
- Khaled Mashal, Ismail Haniyeh, Yahya Sinwar
- Qatari Leaders Mentioned
- Emir Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, Mahammed bin Hamad al Thani
- Hamas Support
- Qatari funding, travel facilitation
- Plan Objectives
- Two-state solution, Palestinian state, $50B investment