New crisis in Gaza ceasefire: Israel rejects Hamas' Qatar plan

Israel claims Hamas is trying to make changes to Qatar's proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza, saying these are unacceptable.

"It is not acceptable for Israel"

In a statement made by the Israeli Prime Ministry Office, information was given regarding the ceasefire proposal in Gaza.

"The changes Hamas wants to make to Qatar's (ceasefire) proposal were conveyed to us last night and are unacceptable to Israel," the statement said.

Netanyahu gave the order

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly gave instructions to accept indirect talks and "continue efforts to secure the hostages in line with the Qatar proposal, which Israel accepted."

Israeli delegation heads to Qatar for ceasefire talks

It was reported that the Israeli negotiating team will go to Qatar today for ceasefire talks.

Hamas announced yesterday evening that it had conveyed its "positive response" to the offer of a ceasefire and prisoner swap agreement with Israel in Gaza to the mediators and that it was ready for negotiations to implement the ceasefire.