Senior Arab and Israeli critics are raising alarms over Qatar's deep involvement in postwar Gaza, arguing that Doha's actions undermine efforts to remove the group Hamas from power. Despite presenting itself as a neutral mediator, Qatar has long provided financial, political, and media support to the group, often under the guise of humanitarian aid. The article contends that this support is strategic, not charitable, and that Qatar's influence perpetuates instability in Gaza for its own benefit. Critics warn that allowing Qatar to oversee reconstruction risks entrenching the group Hamas and prolonging conflict, calling instead for internationally supervised efforts free from Doha's influence.