Ceasefire Talks Move from Cairo to Doha

Efforts to negotiate a ceasefire and hostage deal between Israel and Hamas have seen progress, with discussions moving from Cairo to Doha. High-level talks concluded without a final agreement, but working-group level discussions are set to continue. U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and White House senior adviser Brett McGurk have emphasized the importance of these detailed negotiations, which involve U.S., Egyptian, Qatari, and Israeli officials. Although the talks have reached a critical stage, significant gaps remain, with Hamas accusing the U.S. of imposing unacceptable demands from Israel. The negotiations are taking place amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran, and Iran's openness to renewed nuclear discussions with the U.S. adds another layer of complexity. Despite setbacks, officials remain committed to achieving a ceasefire and resolving hostage issues.