The United States, Qatar, and Egypt have called on Israel and Hamas to resume ceasefire and hostage release negotiations on August 15 in either Doha or Cairo. Mediators have stated that all major aspects of an agreement are in place, with only details of implementation remaining to be resolved. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to send negotiators, but there has been no immediate response from Hamas, especially following the recent assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in Iran. Hamas' new negotiator, Yahya Sinwar, is expected to participate if talks proceed. Mediators emphasize the urgency of concluding the agreement to prevent further escalation and to bring relief to affected populations in Gaza. Despite ongoing efforts, there are concerns that the situation remains volatile and could potentially escalate into a broader regional conflict involving Iran and Hezbollah.