The Palestinian Hamas group said on Wednesday that its negotiators reiterated its readiness to implement an "immediate" ceasefire with Israel in Gaza based on a previous U.S. proposal without new conditions from any party.

After the deaths of Israeli hostages, Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Palestinian militant group Hamas show no signs of budging on a cease-fire deal.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Thursday it was incumbent on both Israel and Palestinian Islamist group Hamas to say yes on remaining issues to reach a Gaza ceasefire deal.

As the Gaza war nears a year of fighting, Hamas has said it is ready for a truce with Israel without any additional conditions to the ceasefire plan presented by the United States and Joe Biden. Here's a breakdown of the truce deal for Gaza Strip.

After meetings with Qatari and Egyptian mediators in Doha on Wednesday, Hamas released a statement assuring its "readiness" to adopt US President Joe Biden's long-gestating ceasefire deal, originally proposed in May,

GAZA - Hamas on Wednesday reiterated its readiness to implement the ceasefire agreement based on the US proposal and rejected any new conditions on this agreement from any party. During a meeting with Qatari and Egyptian mediators in Doha,

On Wednesday, the Palestinian Hamas group announced its willingness to implement an "immediate" ceasefire with Israel in Gaza based on a previous U.S. proposal. This offer comes without any new conditions from either party.

Hamas's negotiating delegation claimed that the terror group is ready to implement a ceasefire agreement based on President Biden's original plan laid out in July but rejects any new conditions, according to their Telegram on Wednesday night.