The Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas" announced Thursday evening that talks are continuing and a truce agreement has not yet been reached in the Gaza Strip, which has been under continuous Israeli attack for more than a month.

Taher Al-Nono, media advisor to the head of the Hamas political bureau, Ismail Haniyeh, said in a statement, “The talks are continuing and no agreement has been reached until this moment, and if any agreement is reached, it will be clearly announced to our people.”

While the Israeli army announced that “there is no ceasefire, but there are tactical and local pauses in providing humanitarian aid to civilians in Gaza.”

The army stated in a statement, "These tactical stops are limited in time and space... We are also providing humanitarian corridors for civilians in Gaza to temporarily move south to safer areas where they can receive humanitarian aid."

The State of Qatar is mediating indirect talks between Israel and Hamas to announce a ceasefire agreement, allowing the release of dual national hostages in the Gaza Strip and the entry of humanitarian supplies to the population.