Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani will meet with members of the Trump administration in Washington, D.C. on Friday. CBS News senior foreign correspondent Imtiaz Tyab has more details.

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Israel and Iran have agreed a ceasefire after a twelve day conflict. Meanwhile, Israel strikes in Gaza continue with the humanitarian crisis deepening.

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Qatar's prime minister is holding talks with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington following an Israeli strike in Doha that resulted in the deaths of six people, including five low-level Hamas members and a Qatari security official. The strike has provoked significant anger in Qatar, with officials expressing feelings of betrayal and accusing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of undermining peace efforts.

The meeting between Qatari and U.S. officials aims to repair strained relations, as Qatar hosts the largest American military base in the region and maintains close diplomatic ties with the United States. Meanwhile, the situation in Gaza remains dire, with ongoing Israeli military operations and stalled negotiations for the release of hostages.

Qatar's prime minister will meet top U.S. officials in Washington

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet with Qatar's prime minister in Washington today And their meeting comes days after Israel launched a strike on the u.s. Ally targeting senior members of Hamas CBS News senior foreign correspondent MTS tie-up joins us now from the Qatari capital of Doha with more good morning to you MTRs I know you've been speaking with a high-ranking Government official there. How are they responding and viewing what's happened to them? Well, good morning to you Well, as you can imagine there's a lot of fury here in Qatar after that strike here in the Qatari capital Which left six people dead including what we're told is five low-level members of Hamas and one Qatari national Who is working as a security? Official whatever the case we've now seen the funerals of some of those low-level officials But we do understand that Israel's targets which were the senior negotiators were not killed a reminder Qatar hosts The largest American military base in the region and as close diplomatic and economic cut ties to the u.s Including the gift of a 400 million dollar plane to President Trump, which will be a new Air Force One This is a vital relationship that the president wants to repair as you've been saying We've been speaking to the top adviser to the Qatari Prime Minister a man by the name of Majid. Oh Sorry, here's what he said I hope that this moment will be the moment that the international community realizes like we have realized long ago that Benjamin Netanyahu is the main threat to international peace and security and then you have Netanyahu targeting your sovereign soil I Mean, how do you really interpret that? I would say that Betrayal is a feeling we are having right now our negotiations now dead under the current Premise Prime Minister Netanyahu is saying very clearly that he does not want the hostages out He doesn't care about the hostages. The only thing he cares about is his own political ambitions The attack on Doha was targeted to make sure that there is no positive trajectory in the top Now as you can imagine Again, the mood here is one of real anger but we also have to understand that this face-to-face meeting between these Trump official and indeed With the Qatari leadership is intended to smooth things over just how that's going to happen Well, that's anyone's guess Errol and remind us MTR's while this may smooth things over for the moment Is you know? Is it influencing what's happening in Gaza because there seems to have been no letup in Israel's campaign there Yeah, it's a very important point that you make and you know It's not just the Qatari leadership who are accusing Prime Minister Netanyahu of deliberately trying to unravel these negotiations We've also been hearing from hostage families who are using the word sabotage We've also seen an increasing number of Israeli soldiers say that they will not join the fight in Gaza after tens of thousands of them Reservists have been called up to go back as Israel carries on with this offensive to take over Gaza City Which was Gaza's or once was Gaza's largest city There are around a million people there up until a week ago many hundreds of thousands of fled saying that they have nowhere to go so the situation in Gaza remains incredibly bleak the situation for the hostages remains incredibly bleak and the situation when it comes to Any negotiations to end this violence also remains incredibly bleak Errol All right, 246 in the afternoon where you are MTR's joining us from Doha. Thank you

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Qatar's prime minister will meet top U.S. officials in Washington

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