An Israeli air strike kills Azzam Al-Hayya, the son of Hamas chief negotiator Khalil Al-Hayya, a senior Hamas official says. Hamas says Al-Hayya was injured in an attack on Wednesday night and dies of his injuries on Thursday. The killing comes while Hamas leaders hold talks in Cairo, focused on safeguarding a truce with Israel. According to reports, the broader negotiations involve U.S.-mediated discussions about Gaza’s future. One outlet also describes the talks as connected to a “Board of Peace” led by a Trump-linked envoy, alongside regional mediators and other Palestinian factions. The accounts agree that Al-Hayya’s death is the fourth time a son of Khalil Al-Hayya, who is based in exile as Hamas’ Gaza leadership figure, has been killed in Israeli attacks. The sources do not provide details on Israeli statements or responsibility beyond reporting the strike as the cause of death, and they do not specify any immediate impact on the truce negotiations beyond the continued talks in Cairo.