Israel continues its violations of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, while evading the implementation of the requirements of the second phase of it, as its drones and vehicles fire daily, targeting Palestinian homes and gatherings; while it has cut off the only electricity line from it to Gaza, while the Palestinians rely mainly on generators and fuel to provide themselves with electricity.

The only electricity line from Israel to Gaza operates the Gaza sewage treatment plant, and as a result, Gazans will be forced to discharge their sewage into the sea, which could have serious environmental consequences.

An Israeli delegation will head to the Qatari capital, Doha, on Monday to discuss the second phase of negotiations, after the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the delegation would be sent to "advance the negotiations."

The US envoy for prisoners' affairs, Adam Boehler, announced on Sunday that his meeting with Hamas officials was "very useful," expressing his confidence that an agreement could be reached "within weeks. I believe there is an agreement through which all the hostages can be released, not just the Americans. I understand the fear and concern of the Israelis. We are not agents of Israel."

For its part, Hamas stated that several meetings were held between the movement's leaders and the American envoy in Doha, which addressed how to implement the agreement that aims to end the war and the necessity of obligating Israel to what it signed and entering directly into the second phase of the agreement and implementing all the requirements resulting from it.