
A high-ranking Hamas delegation has finalized crucial talks with Egypt’s top intelligence officer. The sides discussed the ceasefire with “Israel” and governance of the Gaza Strip.
Hamas’ negotiating team finalized its trip to Egypt, where the delegation discussed pathways for the implementation of the clauses of the ceasefire agreement with mediators.
The delegation, headed by Mohammad Darwish, head of Hamas’ Shura Council and Chairman of its Leadership Council, held talks with the head of Egypt’s General Intelligence Service, Major General Hassan Rashad. The two sides discussed several crucial issues, including the ceasefire agreement and the prisoner exchange deal.
A statement released by the Hamas Media Office described the talks as “positive and responsible.”
“The Hamas delegation expressed its gratitude and appreciation for Egypt’s efforts, especially in countering displacement plans,” the Palestinian Resistance movement said, referring to United States President Donald Trump’s plot to “take over” the Gaza Strip.
Welcoming the outcomes of the most recent Arab summit, Hamas highlighted Egypt’s Gaza reconstruction plan and the Palestinian people’s inalienable right to statehood.
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Donald Trump has been listening to his real estate “deal makers” again. Maybe he envisions a great real estate development on the Gaza strip, but the people who have lived there for centuries have to work out their own disputes, according to me. That includes Jews, Arabs, Russians, Brits, Egyptians, and others who have used this strip of seaside turf to trade their trades, fight their wars, and bury their bones along its calcified shores.
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I agree totally, Katherine. The war in Gaza will end the moment the US stops sending Israel military aid.
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