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How could Israel's strike in Doha impact Israel-Hamas ceasefire negotiations brokered by Qatar
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1:18Now PlayingHere’s the Scoop: Following #Israel’s strike targeting #Hamas leaders in Doha, #Qatar, some are wondering if Qatar will still act as mediator in the ongoing ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas. NBC News’ Richard Engel breaks down the strike’s possible impact. To hear the full conversation, listen to today’s full episode of “Here’s the Scoop,” hosted by Yasmin Vossoughian wherever you get your #podcasts.
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