Hamas blasts US officials for misrepresenting its negotiating stance, rejecting claims by US officials as contradictory to mediator assessments.

Hamas confirmed that it has responded to Israel’s latest Gaza ceasefire proposal.

Israel’s refusal to withdraw its forces from the Gaza Strip has hampered indirect ceasefire negotiations between the Palestinian resistance group Hamas and the Zionist Regime, according to a report.

Iran’s foreign minister has issued a call for the United States to revive diplomacy following a breakdown in indirect talks.

Amid the genocidal war on Gaza, cracks within the Zionist entity are deepening — marked by growing frustrations over the fate of captives, unattainable war goals, and worsening economic crisis.

Iran's foreign minister says the country will respond in days to the latest US proposal in indirect nuclear talks, which he says contains many ambiguities.

A senior Hamas official says the US envoy initially “fully agreed” to the Palestinian group’s Gaza ceasefire proposal, but then caved to Israeli pressure.

Hamas' response to the Witkoff proposal and indirect nuclear negotiations between Iran and the United States were among the main topics highlighted by the Hebrew media.

Hamas response to US-led proposal included a demand for an end to Israel's genocidal war on Gaza.

Hamas has urged the US to provide “serious” guarantees to end Israel’s ongoing war on Gaza, stressing that any agreement must include a ceasefire and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from the besieged territory.