Hamas denies rumors of assassination attempt on leader in Doha
The channel called on media platforms and social media users to verify information before publishing and not to fall into the "trap of misinformation promoted by Israeli media."
It reaffirmed that the reports are baseless and part of ongoing disinformation efforts.
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