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Reporters had begun to assemble in an auditorium downstairs, expecting to witness the prime minister, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, announce that he and other mediators had finally brokered a deal. Two American envoys joined Sheikh Mohammed as he prepared his statement.
Suddenly, there was a new problem, according to two people familiar with the negotiations.
In a room elsewhere on the sixth floor, the Israeli delegation, led by the heads of Israel's two main intelligence agencies, had their own last-minute demand. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wanted to clarify the names of a handful of Palestinian prisoners whom Israel would release during the truce.
As his aides tried to resolve the final hitch, Sheikh Mohammed sat in his office with Brett McGurk, President Joe Biden's lead negotiator, and Steve Witkoff, the representative of President-elect Donald Trump, hoping that their efforts had not been wasted.
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