Israel and the United States have shifted their approach to negotiations with Hamas, now backing a comprehensive plan to end the war in Gaza rather than pursuing partial agreements. This new stance seeks the release of all hostages, the disarmament of Hamas, and the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip, marking a significant change from previous phased deals. Talks have stalled as Hamas demands an end to the war and rejects disarmament, while Israel refuses to withdraw forces or meet other conditions. Humanitarian concerns are mounting amid reports of starvation in Gaza, and tensions are rising between Hamas and regional mediators. Families of hostages and advocacy groups support the move toward a comprehensive agreement, urging international efforts to secure a deal that ends the conflict and brings all hostages home.