Hamas will not respond to Israel's counter Gaza ceasefire proposal, official says

ReutersApr 2, 2025 8:05 PM

CAIRO, April 2 (Reuters) - Hamas decided not to respond or engage with Israel's counter proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza, an official told Reuters on Wednesday, affirming it is committed to the mediators' plan instead.

Israel said on March 29 it conveyed to the mediators a counter-proposal in full coordination with the U.S., after Hamas agreed to a proposal it received from mediators Egypt and Qatar.

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