According to a report by Israel's “Haaretz” on August 30, the Israeli delegation that participated in the cease-fire negotiations in the Gaza Strip in Doha, the capital of Qatar, has left Doha and returned to Israel, but did not mention the exact time of the delegation's return. The report pointed out that up to now, negotiations have not made substantial progress on key issues such as control of the “Philadelphia Corridor,” the “Netzarim Corridor,” and Rafah crossing in the Gaza Strip. Also, according to Lebanese media reports on the same day citing a senior Hamas source, the cease-fire negotiations in the Gaza Strip are breaking down, and Israel has rejected the solutions proposed by mediators such as Egypt and Qatar, and the mediators are “frustrated” by this.

According to a report by Israel's “Haaretz” on August 30, the Israeli delegation that participated in the cease-fire negotiations in the Gaza Strip in Doha, the capital of Qatar, has left Doha and returned to Israel, but did not mention the exact time of the delegation's return. The report pointed out that up to now, negotiations have not made substantial progress on key issues such as control of the “Philadelphia Corridor,” the “Netzarim Corridor,” and Rafah crossing in the Gaza Strip. Also, according to Lebanese media reports on the same day citing a senior Hamas source, the cease-fire negotiations in the Gaza Strip are breaking down, and Israel has rejected the solutions proposed by mediators such as Egypt and Qatar, and the mediators are “frustrated” by this.