Deadlocked Gaza Ceasefire Talks in Cairo: Mediators Struggle to Broker Agreement
Negotiations in Cairo on Sunday aimed at securing a Gaza ceasefire ended without an agreement. Key issues between Israel and Hamas remain unresolved despite the involvement of U.S. and Egyptian mediators. Talks will continue in the coming days, but both sides show reluctance to compromise on critical points.
Negotiations in Cairo on Sunday to secure a Gaza ceasefire ended without achieving an agreement, sources reported. Key issues remain unresolved between Israel and Hamas despite mediation efforts by U.S. and Egyptian officials.
A senior U.S. official described the talks as 'constructive' but noted that sides must still address significant details before reaching a 'final and implementable agreement.'
The discussions will continue through working groups over the coming days, aiming to narrow the gaps on contentious points such as Israeli military presence and the release of Palestinian detainees.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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