Well-informed Palestinian sources confirmed, this evening, Saturday, that efforts are still continuing to disburse the Qatari grant for the benefit of the needy families in the Gaza Strip.

The sources indicated, in an interview with Al-Quds.com, that contacts are still ongoing between the relevant parties in the file, including Qatar, the leadership of the "Hamas" movement, the United Nations, as well as the Israeli side.

The sources indicated that the Israeli occupation does not object to disbursing the grant in its previous form for the benefit of poor families, but it objects to increasing the amounts and increasing the number of beneficiaries, especially the employees affiliated with the "Hamas" movement.

She stressed that the solution to the crisis may take place at any moment, and announcing its disbursement.

A limited number of Hamas employees benefit from the Qatari grant, according to a previously agreed upon agreement, and not in large numbers as it was in its beginnings.

The Qatari grant includes payments related to the financing of fuel for the Gaza Power Station.

The late disbursement of the grant caused fears that it might be prevented from being disbursed, especially in light of a lot of news circulating about disputes regarding it.

The Qatari ambassador, Mohammed Al-Emadi, left the Gaza Strip a few days ago after a visit that lasted for several days, without disbursing the grant, which raised questions about what is going on, and intense anticipation from the beneficiaries.