Waiting for signals to negotiate a Gaza agreement.

On March 10, Israel sent a delegation to Doha, Qatar, to negotiate an extension of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

Earlier, The Times of Israel reported that US President Donald Trump's special envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, arrived in Qatar on March 11th in an effort to mediate a ceasefire and hostage exchange between Israel and Hamas. To date, negotiations remain deadlocked due to differing positions between Israel and Hamas. Tel Aviv wants to extend Phase 1 of the ceasefire, which expired on March 1st. Meanwhile, Hamas wants to immediately discuss Phase 2, which includes provisions for the release of hostages, Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza, and a permanent ceasefire.

Palestinians receive bread in Khan Younis, Gaza, on March 9.

On March 9, Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen announced the complete قطع of remaining electricity supplies to the Gaza Strip. Prior to this, Israel had also temporarily suspended the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza. These actions were seen as an attempt to pressure Hamas ahead of negotiations. Also on March 9, US special envoy for hostages Adam Boehler expressed optimism that the parties could reach an agreement in the coming weeks.

Following discussions with Egyptian intelligence leaders on March 8, Hamas emphasized its willingness to facilitate the establishment of a committee of "independent individuals" to govern Gaza until elections are held. This means Hamas may relinquish control of the civilian government in Gaza, according to Axios .

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