Hamas official said Wednesday the group is ready for a "complete end to the war" after President Donald Trump announced a 60-day proposal, including partial Israeli withdrawal and hostage releases.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Israel is open to negotiating a permanent ceasefire in Gaza during a proposed 60-day truce, contingent on the territory's demilitarization. Negotiations began in Doha,

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he feels "hopeful" about a ceasefire in Gaza. He shared this during a press talk at the ASEAN meeting in Kuala Lumpur. Rubio said Israel and Hamas seem closer to agreeing than they've been in recent times.

In a move meant to demonstrate “necessary flexibility,” Hamas has announced plans to release ten Israeli hostages to help accelerate stalled ceasefire negotiations with Israel. The militant group said the gesture is part of “intensive and responsible efforts” to reach a comprehensive agreement.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu earlier called Hamas’ changes and revisions to the most recent proposal 'unacceptable,' despite sending the delegation to Qatar

Hamas seeks protection for its leaders, control over Gaza’s civil administration, senior Arab source claims. Hamas denies report.