The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Prime Minister of Qatar told the Financial Times: More than 40 women and children in captivity in Gaza - apparently are not being held by Hamas. According to him, they do not have information regarding "how many they can locate. One of the goals of the ceasefire is to allow this"

The Qatari Deputy Foreign Minister, Luluwa Al-Khater, who is currently in the Gaza Strip, said tonight that "the rate of aid to Gaza does not meet the needs. For the first time since the beginning of the war, aid has reached the northern areas of the Strip. Work is underway and talks are underway in preparation for an attempt to extend the ceasefire The fire, through the political channel"

The Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs: "Hopefully the ceasefire will be extended after the current agreement expires - and this will lead to advanced negotiations for a long-term reconciliation to end the violence"

The spokesperson of the Qatari Foreign Ministry - "We hope that the current agreement will help create momentum for future and lasting agreements, but the road is still long. We hope that after the four days we can sign a second agreement that will extend the ceasefire"

The spokesperson of the Qatari Foreign Ministry stressed: "The Red Cross and the Red Crescent will be an integral part of the process of transferring the abductees. We have confirmation that all the abductees who will be released in the first instance are alive."

Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman: During the four days of the ceasefire, information will be gathered on the remaining abductees. Hoping to bring in the largest amount of aid during the ceasefire

The Prime Minister of Qatar, Mohammed bin Jassim Al Thani, thanked the US and Egypt for helping to broker a ceasefire in Gaza. He expressed his hope that the agreement reached would lead to "a comprehensive and sustainable agreement that will end the conflict and bloodshed and lead to serious talks for a peace process."

The Qatari Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the IDF's activity around the Indonesian hospital in the north of the Gaza Strip - and called again "for the establishment of an international commission of inquiry, to investigate Israel's crimes in Gaza"

The Prime Minister of Qatar, Mohammed bin Jassim Al Thani, said that "the massacre in the Gaza Strip continues before the eyes of the whole world. The world community must take a stand against the violation of international law." He added that "Israel claims that hospitals are the headquarters of Hamas. What happened in Shifa is a crime, and unfortunately we have not heard condemnation from the international community. We appreciate the European Union's calls for a humanitarian truce and a ceasefire in Gaza."

In Doha, the capital of Qatar, a tripartite meeting is held between the head of the Mossad, Dedi Barna, the head of the CIA, William Burns and the Qatari Prime Minister, Mohammed bin Abd al-Rahman bin Jassim Al Thani. According to the report, the meeting was held as part of the talks to promote a deal for the release of abductees, a deal which should also include a ceasefire in the fighting.