The latest round of indirect talks between Hamas and Israel has started in Egypt, raising hopes for progress in the ongoing conflict. Both delegations have arrived in Cairo, looking to resolve critical issues and move towards a lasting peace. Former US President Donald Trump urged both sides to “move fast” and seize the opportunity for a breakthrough. These discussions come at a crucial time, with international pressure mounting for an agreement.
According to sources, Hamas has agreed to parts of Trump’s peace plan, including the release of Israeli hostages. However, significant differences remain between the two sides. These unresolved points continue to challenge negotiators and delay a final resolution. Regional and global leaders hope that the talks in Egypt will pave the way for a ceasefire and a sustainable peace agreement.
Key Points from the Talks
- Indirect talks hosted in Cairo, Egypt
- Hamas shows willingness on some elements of the peace plan
- Release of Israeli hostages on the table
- Major differences still need resolution
