According to Reuters, a Hamas spokesman said that new proposals for a ceasefire in Gaza were unnecessary.
The statement was issued on September 5 to put more pressure on Israel to come to the negotiating table.
Hamas says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is hindering peace in Gaza by insisting on keeping Israeli troops guarding the Philadelphia corridor.
Hamas has accused Benjamin Netanyahu of using the talks to extend his military presence in the southern Gaza Strip's buffer zone.
Currently, the US and other mediators in the Middle East are urgently proposing new proposals for a ceasefire agreement to satisfy both Israel and Hamas. This information was given by two US officials on September 4.
The talks focused on resolving two major obstacles: Israel's troop buildup in the Philadelphia corridor ; and the exchange of Hamas hostages and Palestinian prisoners in Israel.
Hamas said it had shown goodwill towards the ceasefire proposals made by the US on July 2, but Israel was still considering it.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to keep troops in the Philadelphia corridor for the next 42 days, making a ceasefire unlikely to be agreed to right away.
On August 18, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken made his 10th trip to Israel to meet with India and Qatar to discuss a ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
Although Mr. Blinken personally had another private meeting with the Israeli President on August 19, it still did not create any breakthrough.
