Ceasefire Talks for Gaza Conflict Resume in Doha

Negotiations aimed at securing a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict will continue in Doha, with participation from the intelligence chiefs of Egypt, the U.S., and Israel. The talks, mediated by Egypt and Qatar, seek to end nine months of warfare and facilitate a truce agreement between Hamas and Israel.

Ceasefire negotiations for the Gaza conflict are set to resume in Doha on Wednesday, with key intelligence figures from Egypt, the United States, and Israel in attendance. The announcement comes from Egypt's state-affiliated Al-Qahera News TV and other sources.

Leading the Egyptian delegation, intelligence chief Abbas Kamel will work to bridge the gap between Hamas and Israel to finalize a truce agreement swiftly. According to Al-Qahera News, there is already consensus on multiple points, with negotiations slated to continue in Cairo on Thursday.

Israeli spy chief David Barnea and U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Director William Burns are also participating. Burns met Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in Cairo, where Sisi emphasized Egypt's stance against the continuation of military operations in Gaza. Egypt and Qatar aim to mediate an end to the nine-month conflict and facilitate the release of hostages and prisoners on both sides.

(With inputs from agencies.)