Qatar
With billions of dollars pouring into its coffers every year, the terror group is the second-richest in the world.
The terrorist leaders left for Algeria, Beirut, Iran and other countries.
The move comes amid reports that Israel is interested in renewing talks on another hostage-for-ceasefire deal.
Doha claims to be working to repair the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
“This is our ‘Munich,’ ” said Ronen Bar, referring to the Mossad operation to avenge the massacre at the 1972 Olympics.
The Israeli spy agency thanked Washington, Cairo and Doha for mediation efforts that resulted in over 100 hostages freed during a week-long ceasefire.
The Israeli military was conducting a wave of airstrikes after Palestinian terrorists fired rockets at the Jewish state.
Previous statements by the two sides had said only eight hostages and three bodies would be returned on Thursday.
Eight women and children to be released on Thursday, along with the bodies of three hostages.
The findings are “the first of many to expose Qatar’s concerning and dangerous access to American security secrets,” said ISGAP executive director Charles Asher Small.
“The Washington Post” reported that William Burns is pushing for a new agreement to include male hostages and IDF personnel held in the Gaza Strip.
The ceasefire will take effect at 7 a.m., Doha said.
