Qatar claims a slight progress towards the ceasefire in Gaza

The Prime Minister in Qatar says that “there was little progress” in the efforts made to stop a new ceasefire in Gaza between Israel and Hamas, but there was no “answer to the final question: How to end this war.”

His meeting with the head of the espionage agency in Israel will be followed on Thursday.

Speaking in Doha, Türkiye’s Foreign Minister Hakan Vian said that Hamas seemed more acceptable to negotiate a permanent solution to the war.

After rejecting Israel’s last offer more than a week ago, Hamas now appears to be an agreement that would see the issuance of all the remaining hostages as part of a deal to end hostilities for at least five years.

Hamas has suggested that it could consider disarmament as part of such a barter, but only if Israel would withdraw all its forces from Gaza. It seems that the Israeli government has no intention to do so.

Israel imposed a full siege on Gaza in early March and resumed air and land attacks later in the month.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza in Hamas says that 2151 Palestinians have been killed since then, including 51 in 24 hours until Sunday morning.

The fighting between Hamas and Israel also intensified, as the Israeli army was killed by an Israeli soldier and a police officer on Friday.

On Thursday, David Barna, head of the espionage agency in Israel, met with Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani in Doha.

Sheikh Muhammad said that there was “little progress compared to other meetings, yet we need to find an answer to the final question: How to end this war.”

Last week, Hamas refused an Israeli proposal For a 45 -day ceasefire, which called for a complete disarmament of the group and the release of 10 of the remaining 59 hostages.

Sheikh Muhammad said that they were “trying to find a breakthrough,” but added that Israel and Hamas have been contrary to what might require him to stop the shooting.

He said that Hamas agreed to hand over all the hostages in a somewhat exchange of war, but Israel wants the hostages who were released without submitting a vision at the end of the conflict.

“When you do not have a common goal, a common goal, between the two parties, I think the opportunities (to end the war) become very thin.”

The Hamas delegation held talks with Egyptian officials in Cairo on Saturday, which was mentioned on the ceasefire agreement and the treatment of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

A Palestinian official told BBC that Hamas indicated that it was ready to hand over Gaza’s governance to any Palestinian entity that he agreed to “at the national and regional level.” The official said that this could be the Palestinian West Bank Authority (PA) or a newly formed administrative body.

The United States also encouraged the idea of ​​the existence of the Palestinian authority that rules Gaza after the war.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has ruled out any role for the Palestinian Authority in Gaza and said it opposes the formation of a Palestinian state.

The Sudanese editor -in -chief said that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas Ain Hussein Al -Qarbi, Hussein Al -Sheikh, was his deputy to the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).

Abbas, 89, has led the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Palestinian Authority since 2004, but previously resisted internal reforms, including naming the successor.

The Palestinian Authority Command has regularly insisted that it is ready to take over Gaza after the war. But it was criticized by the Palestinians for not speaking enough or taking effective measures.

In a fiery speech during a meeting of the Palestinian Central Council in Ramallah on Wednesday, Abbas criticized in Hamas, Description of the “Children of Dogs” group And demanding the release of the hostages, removing them and handing over control of Gaza.

The Hamas and February February, which dominates the Palestinian Authority, was bitterly divided for decades, with their rift to ensure that no unified Palestinian leadership in both the West Bank and Gaza was able.

On Sunday, the Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza announced that the deal of the war has increased to at least 52,243 people, after taking into account hundreds of individuals listed as being missing and whose death has now been confirmed.

The Ministry of Health said: “697 additional martyrs were added to the cumulative statistics after completing and verifying their data by the committee that monitors the missing persons.”

The ministry denied earlier that it has The numbers of the treatment were highlighted after the media reports of the abnormal cases Between August and October 2024 and March 2025 death lists.

Last week, there is the United Nations Food Program Warning that all food stocks in Gaza have run out As a result of the Israeli blockade.

The United Nations says Israel is binding under international law to ensure supplies of 2.1 million Palestinians in Gaza. Israel says it is compatible with international law and there is no shortage of aid.

During the press conference in Doha, Sheikh Muhammad condemned what he described as the “hunger” policy of Israel.

The war began on October 7, 2023 when Hamas carried out a cross -border attack, killing about 1,200 people and seizing 251 hostages, according to Israeli lines.

Israel’s military campaign was killed in response to tens of thousands in Gaza and most of the tape turned into ruins.