On October 7, local time, Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesman Magid Ansari said the Gaza ceasefire talks were still ongoing and it was too early to talk about the outcome of the talks.

Anshari said at a routine press conference held by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) had held about four-hour talks in Sham Sheikh, Egypt on June 6, focusing on the obstacles facing a ceasefire agreement in Gaza. Negotiations are still ongoing, and now it is too early to talk about the outcome, and Qatar cannot give an optimistic or pessimistic assessment. He also stressed that according to the "20 Points Plan", Israel should immediately stop bombing and military operations on the Gaza Strip.

He also said the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip needs international support, but that Palestinian affairs should be led by the Palestinian people, who have the freedom and right to decide their own future, and that the future of Gaza and its people must be in the hands of the Palestinian people.

Israel and Hamas started a new round of ceasefire negotiations in Gaza in Egypt on the 6th. The negotiations were conducted in an indirect manner, with Egypt and Qatar as mediators. (Headquarters reporter Zhao Yuanfang)