The United States is stepping up efforts to broker a ceasefire in Gaza as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reviews a revised proposal from Hamas, according to officials cited by Reuters. The renewed diplomacy comes amid mounting pressure to halt the fighting and address the humanitarian toll on civilians.

The latest talks center on whether the updated Hamas offer can narrow remaining gaps and create enough momentum for a pause in the war. Washington has been pressing for an agreement that would stop the violence, ease civilian suffering, and open the door to further negotiations.

Netanyahu’s consideration of the new proposal marks another moment in a prolonged and fragile negotiation process. While details of the offer were not fully disclosed, the discussions underscore how difficult it remains for mediators to bridge demands from both sides.

The ceasefire push reflects growing international concern over the impact of the conflict on Gaza’s civilian population. Diplomats are trying to secure terms that can reduce immediate harm while keeping alive hopes for a broader political deal.