Mediators have renewed discussions about a cease-fire proposal, but wide gaps remain between Israel’s government and Hamas.

GAZA: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will convene his security cabinet on Thursday evening to discuss new Hamas positions on a ceasefire deal in Gaza, a source in Netanyahu’s office said, as fighting in the enclave raged. Before the cabinet meets, Netanyahu will have consultations with his ceasefire negotiations team, the source also said. Israel received Hamas’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will convene his security cabinet this evening to discuss new Hamas positions on a ceasefire deal in Gaza, a source in Mr Netanyahu's office said, as fighting in the territory raged.

Israel is now studying the comments made by Hamas on the last hostage-release and cease-fire proposal.

Israel's Mossad intelligence agency has received Hamas' response to a proposed deal aimed at securing a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict

The U.N. says 9 out of 10 Gazans are displaced in the war, some up to 10 times

A Hamas official said the changes "guarantee" a deal to end the war.

Hamas exchanged "some ideas" with mediators to end Israel's war in Gaza, the Palestinian group said in a statement, citing an official source.