Israeli spy chief in Doha as Israel claims ceasefire details remain unclear despite Hamas agreement

Mossad chief David Barnea and Israeli negotiators are still in Doha, working to finalise the ceasefire agreement, despite public reports from Qatar and the United States that a deal has already been reached, The Times of Israel reports.

Israel’s cabinet has yet to vote on the agreement, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has claimed without evidence that Hamas is making "last-minute attempts at blackmail" by allegedly reneging on certain terms.

Despite Israel's accusations, Hamas has reiterated its commitment to the ceasefire deal announced by the mediators yesterday, urging Israel to uphold its part of the agreement.

Axios has reported that Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Trump is serious about the Gaza deal and urged him not to derail it.