Biden, Global Leaders Urge Gaza Ceasefire in High-Stakes Call

U.S. President Joe Biden held discussions with leaders from Qatar and Egypt to address regional tensions and work towards a Gaza ceasefire and a hostage release deal. Highlights included Egypt's emphasis on the risks of continued conflict and a united push for a two-state solution.

U.S. President Joe Biden engaged in talks with leaders from Qatar and Egypt on Tuesday, aiming to de-escalate the ongoing tensions in the Gaza Strip and secure a ceasefire, the White House reported.

During a conversation with Biden, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi underscored Egypt's perspective on the 'danger of the repercussions caused by the continuation of the war in Gaza and its negative impact on the region’s stability.' Sisi stated that achieving a ceasefire is crucial for restoring regional stability. The two leaders committed to ongoing efforts to achieve this goal and to implement a two-state solution.

Egypt, Qatar, and the United States continue to play a mediating role between Israel and Hamas in a bid to halt the conflict in Gaza.