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The Day · Sunday 7 December 2025

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Qatar Denies Funding Hamas and Rejects Paying for Israeli Destruction

Qatar has officially denied claims of funding Hamas and asserted that it will not bear responsibility for the destruction caused by Israel. The statement outlines Qatar’s position amid ongoing narratives and pressures, reinforcing its stance while distancing itself from direct accusations tied to the conflict.

DOHA, QATAR – DECEMBER 07: Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani (R) answers questions from journalist Tucker Carlson (L) during the “Newsmaker Interview” session held as part of the Doha Forum 2025 in Doha, Qatar on December 07, 2025. ( Ahmet Turhan Altay – Anadolu Agency )

Qatar has denied funding Hamas and stated that it will not pay for the destruction caused by Israel. The statement comes as part of a clear response to allegations and expectations surrounding its role in the ongoing conflict. From its side, Qatar emphasized its rejection of claims regarding financial support for Hamas.

The denial reinforces Qatar’s position at a time when narratives continue to circulate around funding and responsibility in the region. The country clarified that it has not provided financial backing to Hamas, underlining a firm stance against what it described as unfounded accusations.

In addition, Qatar made it clear that it refuses to bear the financial burdens resulting from actions carried out by Israel. The destruction, which Qatar attributes to Israeli operations, will not be compensated by Qatari resources, according to the official position. The declaration was conveyed in direct terms, aiming to dispel suggestions that might hold Qatar accountable for war-related devastation.

Meanwhile, the statement further positions Qatar in a role of distancing itself from any obligation to address the aftermath of military campaigns it did not initiate. The political tone of the message aligns with a resistance-centered perspective that underscores accountability and responsibility in the context of war and occupation.

From its side, Qatar appears to be drawing a firm line in the discourse, countering pressures that may seek to link the Gulf state with support for Palestinian factions. While the extent of damage on the ground is not addressed in detail, the message clearly assigns the source of destruction to Israeli actions, and declares that financial repercussions should not fall on Doha.

In conclusion, Qatar’s recent statement serves as a firm rejection of allegations and an assertion of principled distance from both the funding of Hamas and the consequences of Israeli operations. The explicit denial and refusal to pay stand as Qatar’s latest position within the broader regional discourse on accountability and financial responsibility in times of conflict.

7 Dec, 23:30

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