Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the dispatch of a delegation to Qatar for ceasefire negotiations but rejected changes proposed by Hamas to an existing draft deal. The Israeli statement emphasized that the alterations presented by Hamas were unacceptable. On the ground, airstrikes in Gaza have led to significant casualties, with at least 50 reported deaths, especially among those in need of food. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump is actively pursuing efforts to conclude nearly 21 months of conflict in the region.
"The changes that Hamas is seeking to make in the Qatari proposal were conveyed to us last night and are unacceptable to Israel," said Netanyahu's office.
Israel will send a negotiating team to Qatar to continue efforts to secure the return of hostages based on the Qatari proposal that Israel agreed to.
At least 50 people have been killed in airstrikes and other incidents, with many casualties reported among those desperately queuing for food.
Hamas has not publicly detailed its responses to the US-sponsored proposal, but said it responded in a 'positive spirit.'
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