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Hamas Says US 'Accomplice' In Israel Qatar Attack As Funerals Held

Hamas accused the United States on Thursday of complicity in Israel's deadly attack on its negotiators in Qatar, lambasting Israel for seeking to kill off Gaza truce talks as Doha buried the dead.

International Business Times

Who is Khalil Al-Hayya? The top Hamas figure targeted by Israel

The senior official has led Hamas' delegations in mediated talks with Israel to try to secure a Gaza ceasefire deal

The Independent UK

Gaza Rescuers Say Israeli Strikes Kill 24 After Hamas Rejects Truce Proposal

Gaza's civil defence rescue agency said Friday that Israeli strikes killed at least 24 people, including 10 from the same family, after Hamas signalled its rejection of Israel's latest ceasefire proposal.

International Business Times

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What Next For Hamas After Sinwar's Killing?

Israel's killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar dealt a huge blow to the Palestinian group, and while it leaves a gaping void at the top of the movement, its militants remain determined to fight.

International Business Times

After Haniyeh's Killing, Who Will Lead Hamas?

Palestinian militant group Hamas prepares to choose a political leader after the killing of Ismail Haniyeh in a Wednesday attack in Tehran blamed on Israel.

International Business Times

‘I haven’t earned a single rial’: Qatar migrant labourers left stranded and jobless after the World Cup

Visa scams and a collapsed job market mean that 100 days on from the World Cup final, many workers face destitution despite promises of rights reforms

The Guardian - UK

We want to keep the World Cup party going for England fans, says Kalvin Phillips

The England midfielder said footage of supporters celebrating back home has given the players a lift.

The Independent UK

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Fans face anxious wait for visa approval to guarantee World Cup trips

Supporters have raised concerns about delays in receiving their Hayya cards, which are required to attend games at the tournament in Qatar.

The Independent UK

Baby is 'unluckiest England fan' as Qatar officials won't let him into game with parents

Elliott Berridge's mum and dad wanted to take the six-month-old to the clash with Senegal this evening, but were told by Qatari officials he needed his own ticket and a special Hayya card

Daily Mirror

Protester who ran on to pitch banned by Qatar from World Cup matches

Qatari authorities have punished a protester who ran on during Portugal’s game against Uruguay to express support for Ukraine, Iran’s women and gay rights

The Guardian - UK

Inside the huge Qatar campsite where Wales fans are paying £200 a night for a portable cabin

Campsites are the cheapest option for fans at the World Cup

Wales Online

Can you drink alcohol in Qatar? Rules and guidelines for fans at World Cup 2022

Football fans travelling to Qatar for the World Cup 2022 need to be aware of a number of rules and guidelines that are in place.

Football London

Drug scanners, £15 beers and burner phones: Fans' guide to life at Qatar World Cup

A million visitors are expected in Qatar over the next month but concerns and questions remain around the autocratics state's strict laws. So let MirrorFootball explain many of the dos and donts for World Cup fans

Daily Mirror

What is a Hayya card and why do you need it for World Cup 2022?

What is it, how do you apply for it and why do you need one if you’re coming to Qatar for the World Cup?

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Key questions answered, one month before World Cup 2022

Here is what you need to know as Qatar marks one month to go before kickoff.

The Independent UK

Qatar tests out massive bus fleet ahead of World Cup

Qatar has tested out a massive fleet of buses ahead of next month’s World Cup, when an estimated 1.2 million soccer fans will descend on the small Gulf nation

Asharq Al-Awsat

Qatar Tests Out Massive Bus Fleet Ahead of World Cup

Qatar has tested out a massive fleet of buses ahead of next month's World Cup, when an estimated 1.2 million soccer fans will descend on the small Gulf nation, an official said Tuesday. Thani Al Zarraa, who is overseeing transport preparations, said some 4,000 buses will be used during the…

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