Hamas and Netanyahu's office accuse each other of provocations.

Hamas issued a statement saying that the conditions Netanyahu added to the US proposal were a departure from the previously discussed plan. They claimed that the Israeli prime minister was introducing new conditions, preventing an agreement from being reached in Rome.

In response to the terrorists' statement, Netanyahu's office denied that the Israeli side had made any changes to the plan. Israel reiterated its position, insisting on the return of the hostages, control over the territory and the prevention of terrorist attacks.

The Rome talks ended with top officials attending. Israeli officials said Netanyahu was the main obstacle to a deal. The US national security adviser expressed hope for a swift ceasefire, noting the need for concessions.