On the 8th local time, Taher Nunu, a senior official of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), said that the Hamas delegation demonstrated the enthusiasm and sense of responsibility needed to make necessary progress and complete the agreement. At present, mediators are working hard to remove various obstacles to the implementation of the ceasefire agreement. "All parties appear relatively optimistic." The negotiations focus on the implementation mechanism for ending the war, withdrawing Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip and exchanging detainees. On the 8th, Hamas and Israel exchanged the list of detainees to be released according to the agreed standards and numbers. Indirect negotiations continue with the participation of the parties and the mediator.

Hamas and Israel launched a new round of Gaza ceasefire negotiations on October 6, 7 and 8 local time in the Egyptian Red Sea coastal city of Sham Sheikh. This round of negotiations was conducted in an indirect manner, led by Egypt and Qatar as mediators.