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Source claims information about Egypt did not flow only from Qatar to Netanyahu’s advisers and through them to Israeli journalists, but also traveled in the opposite direction. Qatar allegedly received leaks from classified meetings and made use of them. Srulik Einhorn, Jonatan Urich: “The allegations are false.”
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The Terrorist organization says it remains committed to roadmap for completing second phase of Gaza ceasefire agreement, calls on mediators to set clear timetable and ensure all parties comply.
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Documents obtained by The New York Times and interviews with Lebanese, US and Israeli officials indicate that the campaign against the terrorist organization's funding sources is taking a heavy toll. Iran has increased its financial support, but the money is still not enough to cover Hezbollah's wartime expenses.