Hamas denies talks progress
884 Monday, 08 April, 2024, 14:06 A senior Hamas official in Gaza denied progress in Cairo talks, telling Al-Jazeera news network that “so far there is no progress” and blaming Israel’s “intransigence․” The official also affirmed that the Hamas delegation has left Cairo on Monday for consultations. This came after the Egyptian media outlet Al-Qahera reported early Monday, citing a senior Egyptian official involved in the talks, that talks in Cairo have made “significant progress on several contentious points of agreement.” The state-linked Al-Qahera reported that Qatari and Hamas delegations had left Cairo and were expected to return “within two days to finalize the terms of the agreement.” In a statement issued Sunday evening, the Hamas Movement said its delegation had arrived in Cairo and met with Egypt’s Minister of Intelligence in Cairo Abbas Kamel. During the meeting, Hamas reiterated the demands the Movement issued in a March 14 proposal prior to a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip that was passed on March 25. |
The State Department: We continue to believe that peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan is possible
6709:48Buric: "I welcome the recent agreements between Armenia and Azerbaijan"
461Yesterday, 15:00Hamas Fires Rockets Into Israel from Lebanon
436Yesterday, 13:30White House: Ukraine is already receiving military assistance from the United States
432Yesterday, 10:18US presidential candidate Jill Stein detained
62829.04.2024, 10:48Secretary Blinken’s call with Azerbaijani president Aliyev
52529.04.2024, 09:24US-China talks start with warnings about misunderstandings and miscalculations
104726.04.2024, 11:18NATO chief Stoltenberg says it's 'not too late for Ukraine to prevail' against Russia
100126.04.2024, 10:06