A new round of Hamas and Egypt talks with Turkish participation – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

A delegation of leaders of the Hamas movement will travel to Egypt on Monday, chaired by Khalil al -Hayyah, the leader of the Hamas movement, according to Mehr News Agency. The visit is within the framework of efforts to resume the stopped negotiations between the movement and the Egyptian side.

The source added that the resumption of negotiating channels between Cairo and the Hamas movement with Turkey’s mediation and a delegation of a delegation of the movement’s leaders to Ankara and their visit to Turkish officials to investigate the developments in Gaza and the ceasefire case.

The source added that Ankara’s move to Cairo’s visit to Cairo last Saturday, with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan’s visit. During the trip, he met with Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al -Sisi and made a formal request for Ankara to mediate the resumption of communication between Egypt and the Hamas movement on suspended cases.

The source pointed out that Cairo expressed his readiness to welcome Hamas’s delegation within the framework of new regional efforts to bring the views closer to the Palestinian field, as well as regional and international pressures to stop tension and facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.

Al -Sisi and Fidan have emphasized their joint position on the situation in the Gaza Strip, expressing their strong opposition to any re -occupation of the Gaza Strip, or imposing new realities that violate the rights of the Palestinian people, and warned of the consequences of continuing Israeli military operations on the situation.

The two sides also emphasized the need to achieve immediate ceasefire, so that it would allow humanitarian aid to enter all areas of the Gaza Strip and ensure mutual freedom of captives.

Al -Sisi and Fidan rejected any attempt to migrate Palestinians from their lands and emphasized the importance of regional and international action to consolidate the ceasefire and provide conditions for resuming the political settlement based on the two -country solution.