These are the Hamas leaders targeted by Israel in Qatar

According to Israel Hayom, the State of Qatar continues to serve as a primary safe haven for the top political and financial leadership of Hamas, even as the group remains engaged in active hostilities against Israel. The report specifically identifies Mousa Abu Marzouk, a senior member of Hamas's political bureau and deputy to Khaled Mashaal, as a key figure operating freely from Doha. Abu Marzouk is described as the architect of Hamas's global financial network, having spent years building the systems that fund the group's operations. The article highlights that despite his direct involvement in managing Hamas's international relations—including high-level delegations to Moscow—he remains protected by the Qatari government. The report claims that by hosting such individuals, Qatar is providing a critical operational base for a designated terrorist organization, allowing its leaders to coordinate activities, manage assets, and disseminate propaganda without fear of arrest. This arrangement, according to the report, exposes the duplicity of Qatar's diplomatic stance, as it claims to be a neutral party while actively harboring the masterminds of terror attacks against Israeli civilians. The presence of these leaders in Doha is framed as a major obstacle to dismantling Hamas's global influence.