Hamas ‌officials were present at some of the meetings that mediators held with Trump’s envoy and son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and Trump’s Board of Peace envoy for Gaza, Nickolay Mladenov, the diplomat said.

A senior Israeli official said Kushner and Mladenov were scheduled to meet on Monday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who on August 9 said Trump’s latest roadmap for Gaza peace was ‘unacceptable’.

Several injured in Gaza strikes

The official said ​Israel was concerned about Washington’s demand to end targeted assassinations of Hamas leaders in Gaza as the group rebuilds its forces.

Trump’s peace plan ​calls for the immediate cessation of military operations in Gaza.

It foresees Hamas disarming as Israeli troops withdraw from the ⁠enclave and as Gaza is rebuilt under a new civilian Palestinian administration.

Israel has resumed air strikes in the past few days after scaling back its attacks in the enclave ​earlier this month.

The Israeli military said on Sunday that its aircraft struck two activists in Khan Younis and Nuseirat.

At least five ​Palestinians were wounded in the strike, which hit a tent encampment, medics in the enclave said.

One of those wounded in the strike on Khan Younis in southern Gaza died from their wounds, medics at Nasser Hospital said later.

A separate air strike, which the Israeli military said targeted another Palestinian activist, hit an apartment in the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza, wounding several people, medics ​said.

Earlier, Hamas leader Khalil Al Hayya met with Egypt’s intelligence chief Hassan Rashad in Cairo.

Hazem Qassem, a Hamas spokesperson in Gaza, said Al Hayya would brief ​mediators on what he said were Israel’s ceasefire violations.

Hamas on Sunday called on mediators ​and the Board of Peace, which was set up as part of Trump’s peace plan, to compel Israel to meet its obligations of ​the plan’s first phase, end its ⁠violations of the ceasefire agreement, and approve the roadmap for the second phase of the plan, according to a statement from the group.

An October ceasefire halted major fighting in a devastating two-year war in Gaza, but it failed to end Israeli attacks entirely.

Israeli fire has killed ⁠more than ​1,250 Palestinians in Gaza since October 2025.

Four Israeli soldiers were killed by militants in Gaza over the same period, according to Israeli figures.