The ceasefire deal sees Hamas seeking control over Gaza's Netzarim and Philadelphi Corridors, while Israel worries about Hamas regaining power in Gaza if IDF presence is reduced.
The mediators believe that Israel must show real commitment to negotiations by refraining from military action and escalation during negotiations.
On points of contention from Doha, such as the IDF remaining in control of the Philadelphi corridor, an official said the issue is "moving the right way."
The statement came out after negotiators met in Doha on Thursday and Friday in the latest round of ceasefire talks.
Qatar's PM warned Iran that an attack could endanger diplomatic efforts to reach a ceasefire-hostage deal.
A source in the Israeli negotiating team said that Netanyahu has allowed significant leeway on a few of the substantial disputes.
Finance minister doubles down on opposition to hostage deal: "Surrender agreement with Sinwar is bad for Israel and endangers its security."
Mediators, including the US, reportedly expressed support for Barghouti's release.
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