The latest round of talks in the Egyptian capital Cairo to restore the Gaza ceasefire and free Israeli hostages ended with no significant progress, Palestinian and Egyptian sources said on Monday. Hamas issued a statement on Saturday saying that at the invitation of Egypt, they had sent a delegation to Cairo to meet with mediating parties including Qatar and Egypt to discuss a ceasefire agreement with Israel. Hamas said on Sunday that they are willing to release more detained Israelis in two phases according to the new ceasefire plan. It also said that if Israel agrees, there is a possibility of reaching an agreement. Previously, Hamas had agreed to the latest ceasefire plan proposed by Egypt and Qatar. According to Egypt's latest ceasefire plan, Hamas should release eight living detained Israelis in exchange for a 40- to 50-day ceasefire. Israel should release hundreds of Palestinian detainees, and resume the delivery of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip. The Israeli army should withdraw to positions it held before March 17. SHOTLIST: FILE: Cairo, Egypt - July 24, 2022 1. Various of Egyptian national flag; Cairo, Egypt - Recent 2. Various of city view; Gaza Strip - April 13, 2025 3. Various of rubbles after hospital hit by Israeli airstrike; 4. Various of damaged wards; Gaza City, Gaza Strip - April 9, 2025 5. Residents standing on rubble; 6. Various of rescuers working to pull man trapped under rubble; 7. Various of injured person being carried into ambulance, ambulance moving; Gaza City, Gaza Strip - March 19, 2025 8. Various of people in hospital; Gaza City, Gaza Strip - Recent 9. Various of damaged facilities in hospital; Gaza City, Gaza Strip - April 4, 2025 10. Various of rubble, destroyed buildings, displaced Palestinians. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]