On September 30, local time, Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Mohammed, said:There are still parts of the "20-point plan" proposed by US President Trump to end the Gaza conflict that need further clarification and consultation¡£

Mohammed said the plan is still in the initial phase and is a principled framework, with details and ways to implement it still to be discussed in depth. In which, a ceasefire in Gaza is clearly listed as the goal, but the Israeli army withdrawal is still to be further clarified and further negotiated.Qatar, Egypt and Turkey to discuss ceasefire with Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas)¡£

Mohammed also stressed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's apology to Qatar for the Israeli air strike on Doha, the capital of Qatar, is "not a gift, but the most basic right".

Qatar is one of the main mediators between Israel and Hamas in ceasefire negotiations in the Gaza Strip. On September 9, Israel announced a "precision strike" against the Hamas leadership in Doha, killing many people. On September 29, the U.S. White House released the "20-point plan" proposed by the United States to end the conflict in Gaza. The Prime Minister's Office issued a statement that night saying it supported the plan. (General reporter Zhao Yuanfang)