Qatar has announced a suspension of its mediation role in the Gaza conflict between Israel and Hamas, citing frustrations with both parties' lack of willingness to reach a ceasefire agreement. This decision follows pressure from the Biden administration, which suggested the closure of the Hamas political office in Qatar due to stalled negotiations. Despite reports of the office closure, Qatar has clarified that it is pausing efforts until both sides show serious intent to negotiate. The situation remains tense with ongoing violence in Gaza and increased military activities in Lebanon, as Israeli airstrikes continue. Meanwhile, Israel is considering a temporary ceasefire in the north to avoid a United Nations Security Council intervention. Qatar remains open to resuming its mediation if both parties demonstrate readiness for a peaceful resolution.