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TOP DIPLOMATS DISCUSS DOHA'S SUPPORT FOR MEDIATION EFFORTS BETWEEN THE U.S. AND IRAN

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This storyWhich country has hosted most Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks?

  1. Qatar
  2. Egypt
  3. Kuwait
  4. Jordan
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Qatar

This storyWhy did the U.S. VP postpone the Switzerland trip?

  • Diplomatic pressure from allies 0%
  • Domestic political crisis 0%
  • Protest over talks agenda 0%
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Qatar & Kuwait have both mediated major conflicts before Israel talks

Qatar brokered the 2008 Doha Agreement ending Lebanon's political crisis. Kuwait mediated Arab League disputes for decades. Both nations are now central to Gaza ceasefire efforts. Follow updates at Reuters

Hezbollah sits in Lebanon's parliament & is a U.S.-designated terror group

Iran-backed Hezbollah was founded in 1982 with support from Iran's Revolutionary Guard. It holds seats in Lebanon's parliament while the U.S. has designated it a terrorist organization since 1997, making Lebanon central to any U.S.-Iran deal.

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This storyWill the G7-backed diplomatic push produce a Lebanon ceasefire deal?

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  • No — strikes will continue 0%
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