The Hamas delegation is going to Cairo today to resume negotiations

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, while several months of numerous negotiations for a ceasefire in Gaza has been going on and all of them have failed due to the Zionist side’s disruptions, today Sunday a delegation from the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) is leaving for Cairo in response to Egypt’s invitation to discuss the developments in the Gaza ceasefire.

The Hamas movement has issued A statement in this context announced that the delegation that will travel to Cairo will be headed by Khalil al-Hiya, the deputy head of Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

Hamas also emphasized that this movement adheres to its position and conditions that it announced on March 14, namely: a permanent cessation of hostilities, the complete withdrawal of the occupying Zionist forces from the Gaza Strip, the return of the refugees. to their place of residence, the freedom of movement of people and the continuous delivery of aid to Gaza and the creation of shelter for the people of this region, making a serious deal for the exchange of prisoners. He said that during the past few hours, intensive calls have been made between Ismail Haniyeh, the head of Hamas’s political office, and the mediators to resume the new round of negotiations in Cairo. The negotiations will be attended by the officials of Egypt, Qatar, the United States and the Zionist regime.

This source emphasized that Haniyeh informed the mediators that any new round of negotiations should be based on a permanent ceasefire, the complete withdrawal of the occupiers from Gaza and The return of the refugees should be unconditional.

Mossad chief’s trip to Egypt

On the other hand, the official radio of the Zionist regime announced that the cabinet of this regime is headed by a delegation “David Barnia” sends Mossad chief to Cairo to negotiate the exchange of prisoners.

This Zionist source claimed that a positive response is expected from Hamas in the negotiations.

These claims of Zionist sources while It is that Israel had previously rejected Hamas’ requests for the unconditional return of refugees to northern Gaza, the complete withdrawal of Zionist forces from Gaza, and a permanent ceasefire in the Doha and Cairo talks. Of course, Hamas officials have repeatedly emphasized that the Zionist media and sources are following the path desired by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in their maneuvers and that the contents they publish should not be trusted. On the other hand, Israel’s Hebrew newspaper Hume, quoting Zionist officials in the negotiations, stated that without strong military pressure on Hamas, there is no possibility of progress in the negotiations, and the Israeli army’s delay in attacking Rafah will harm the efforts to reach an agreement about the hostages (Israeli prisoners in Gaza).

CIA chief in Cairo

Sources familiar with the atmosphere of these negotiations also announced in a conversation with Reuters news agency that “William Burns” the head of the CIA to participate in the negotiations It has arrived in Cairo.

The Wall Street Journal also reported, quoting an informed source, that US President Joe Biden asked Netanyahu to agree with Hamas on the return of Palestinian refugees to northern Gaza.

The American NBC network also reported, quoting American officials, that Biden asked Netanyahu to agree to a ceasefire and increase the powers of the Israeli negotiating team.

An affiliated source He reported to Hamas that Washington has put pressure on the Egyptian and Qatari mediators as well as the occupation regime to reach a ceasefire agreement and the negotiations in Cairo will be resumed despite the continuing differences between Hamas and Israel.

This source He emphasized that the resistance still adheres to its previous positions regarding the necessity of the unconditional return of the displaced along with an immediate ceasefire and the completion of the prisoner exchange process, which is focused on civilian prisoners in the first stage. So far, the mediators have not received a positive response from the Israeli side, but this does not mean that the negotiations are closed.

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