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Arab nations condemned an Israeli minister's visit to Al-Aqsa, while Hamas criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's entry into the holy site.
Arab states, including Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, condemned Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's visit to Al-Aqsa Mosque. They cited violations of the holy site's established status quo. Hamas also denounced Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's entry, calling it an assault on Al-Aqsa's identity.
Separately, reports emerged of warnings given to Netanyahu regarding Qatar's alleged funding of Hamas's military wing. These events underscore ongoing regional tensions and scrutiny of Israeli government actions and foreign policy.
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Right: Right-leaning sources report that Arab states condemned Itamar Ben-Gvir's visit to Al-Aqsa, citing violations of the status quo, while Hamas denounced Benjamin Netanyahu's entry into the holy site, and separately, Netanyahu faced scrutiny over warnings that Qatar funded Hamas's military wing.
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Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia cite violations of site's status quo, while Hamas accuses Israeli prime minister of 'assault' on Al-Aqsa's identity
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