Al Jazeera reported: The return of Israel and Hamas to the negotiating table in Cairo

The war in Gaza has so far left nearly 33 thousand dead and more than 75 thousand injured. Israel’s plan to attack Rafah, which now hosts 1.5 million Palestinian refugees, has raised international concerns about the jump in the number of civilian casualties. In the meantime, the mediators are looking for a solution to establish an immediate ceasefire in this conflict.

According to Al Jazeera, an Egyptian security source, who did not want to be named, announced that Hamas and Israel officials will once again return to the negotiation table in Cairo.

This source pointed out: The new round of negotiations between the two sides is supposed to start tomorrow, a Saturday.

An anonymous Zionist source also informed the Reuters news agency that Tel Aviv will send a team of its negotiators to Cairo tomorrow to negotiate with Hamas.

A senior Hamas official also announced that the group will wait for the results of the negotiations between Egypt and Israel and then comment on this issue.

The contents and the main focus of the talks between the parties have not been explained yet. However, the establishment of a cease-fire in Gaza, the entry of humanitarian aid into this area, and the exchange of prisoners between Hamas and the Zionist regime will be among the most important possible axes of these negotiations.