Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman says the ball is now in Israel’s court regarding Gaza ceasefire talks, voicing concern that the regime seems unwilling to respond to a truce and captive release proposal already accepted by Hamas over a week ago.

Mediators were awaiting a response from the Israeli regime on Tuesday to a fresh Gaza ceasefire plan.

A senior Palestinian Islamic Jihad leader says surrender and humiliation have no place in the lexicon of resistance groups.

Indirect talks between Israel and Hamas over a ceasefire deal in Gaza have resumed in the Qatari capital, Doha, for a third day, after US President Donald Trump voiced optimism about reaching a deal.

Ahead of the forthcoming Egyptian-mediated ceasefire negotiations, the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has emphasized the necessity of a comprehensive agreement with the Israeli regime, ensuring the termination of the genocidal war in the besieged Gaza Strip.

A senior Hamas official says the resistance group is willing to free all remaining Israeli captives in return for what he described as a “serious prisoner swap” and a guaranteed end to the genocidal war.

Hamas warns it would reject any agreement that does not lead to a permanent end to the conflict in Gaza.