The movement said in a statement that the delegation will hold discussions with mediators and Palestinian factions on "ways to consolidate the ceasefire agreement and fully implement its provisions."
Hamas pointed out that Israel has continued to commit violations since the ceasefire went into effect on October 10, resulting in the deaths of 46 Palestinians and the injury of 132 others. Israel has also failed to commit to the entry of aid, the implementation of the withdrawal phases, and the release of female and child prisoners.
On Sunday evening, the Israeli occupation army announced that it had launched dozens of airstrikes on "Hamas targets" in the southern Gaza Strip, alleging that the movement had violated the ceasefire agreement by firing anti-tank missiles and gunfire at Israeli engineering vehicles in Rafah.
In contrast, Hamas denied committing any violations, stressing in a statement that it adheres to the ceasefire agreement and is working to implement its provisions "with utmost precision and responsibility."
In a related context, Channel 12 reported that the US administration is making strenuous efforts to prevent the deterioration of the situation in Gaza and avoid the "collapse of the agreement to end the war," following the recent Israeli escalation in Rafah.
The channel quoted US officials as saying that Washington urged Israel to respond in a "proportionate and measured manner," without undermining the agreement. They noted that Tel Aviv informed the US administration in advance of its intention to carry out limited strikes in the Gaza Strip, but did not seek "Washington's approval."
The channel added that US President Donald Trump's envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, held contacts with Israeli officials, including Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer, to coordinate the next steps.
She noted that US Vice President J.D. Vance will visit Israel this week to advance efforts toward implementing the next phase of the agreement, which includes consolidating the ceasefire, completing the return of the bodies of those killed, ensuring the delivery of humanitarian aid, and preparing for the establishment of an international stabilization force in Gaza.
The channel quoted a US official as saying that Washington "stressed the need for Israel to focus its efforts on isolating Hamas rather than returning to war," adding that the goal at this stage is to "accelerate efforts to find an alternative to the movement in the Gaza Strip."
The official noted that "the next 30 days will be crucial in determining the future of the agreement," stressing that "the United States bears a significant responsibility in ensuring its continued implementation and preventing its collapse."
The ceasefire agreement is based on US President Donald Trump's plan, which, in addition to halting the war, calls for the release of Israeli prisoners in Gaza, a ceasefire, the disarmament of Hamas, and the entry of aid into the Strip.
The agreement ended a genocidal war launched by Israel with US support on October 8, 2023, which left 68,159 dead and 170,203 injured, most of them children and women, and destroyed 90 percent of the civilian infrastructure in the Gaza Strip.
