The ceasefire talks in Gaza are scheduled to resume in Doha with the continued Israeli air strikes in the tape

Indirect negotiations Israel and Hamas In order to stop the shooting in Gaza, it is scheduled to resume on Sunday in Doha amid the background of the continuous deadly Israeli attacks on the tape.

Hospital officials told Associated Press on Sunday, and the Israeli army said it had hit more than 100 targets in the besieged pocket last day, that the Israeli air strikes had killed at least 38 Palestinians in Gaza.

Twenty people were killed and 25 people were wounded after the strikes hit two houses in Gaza City, according to Muhammad Abu Silmia, director of the Shiva Hospital.

In southern Gaza, 18 Palestinians were killed by strikes in Mawasi, an area on the Gaza coast in the Mediterranean, where many displaced people live in Khayyam. Two families were among the dead, according to the hospital.

The Israeli army had no immediate comment on individual strikes, but he said it hit 130 goals across the Gaza Strip during the past 24 hours.

She said that the strikes that targeted the leadership and control of Hamas, storage facilities, weapons and launchers, and that they had killed a number of militants in northern Gaza.

Stop a deal under negotiations

The strikes occurred as efforts to reach the ceasefire deal to acquire momentum during the weekend.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said The government sent a team negotiations to talks in Qatar On Sunday for indirect talks, but it was transferred as saying that Hamas was looking for “unacceptable” changes on a USA’s proposal.

The planned talks in Qatar are near Netanyahu’s planned visit on Monday to Washington to meet President Trump to discuss the deal. It is not clear whether a deal will be reached before Netanyahu’s meeting at the White House.

“We are determined to make sure that Gaza will not pose a threat to Israel,” Netanyahu said in a statement before leaving to the United States.

Mr. Trump has A 60 -day initial ceasefire plan was launched This includes a partial version of the hostages that Hamas maintains in exchange for increasing the permitted humanitarian supplies in Gaza. The proposed armistice calls for talks about an end War 21 months completely.

Hamas sought guarantees that the initial truce would lead to a full end of the war and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza. Previous negotiations on Hamas demands have stopped to obtain guarantees that more negotiations will lead to the end of the war, while Netanyahu insisted that Israel be able to resume the fighting to achieve its goal of destroying the armed group.

Netanyahu said on Sunday: “I am committed to all three tasks: the launch of all our hostages, whether they are no longer oceans or dead, or eliminating Hamas’s capabilities – to remove them from there, and to ensure that Gaza will not pose a threat to Israel,” Netanyahu said on Sunday.

A Palestinian official told the conversations and near Hamas to Agence France -Presse that the talks in Doha will focus on the conditions for a potential ceasefire, including hostages and prisoners. The official said that Hamas would also seek to reopen Rafa’s crossing in Gaza to evacuate the wounded.

The war began in Gaza when Hamas terrorists attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking 251 others hostage. Since then, many of these hostages have been released or their bodies have been redeemed in the ceasefire agreements or other deals.

Israel has resulted in an attack by killing more than 57,000 Palestinians, more than half of them are women and children, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health in Gaza. The ministry does not differentiate between civilians and fighters.