The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) announced that its negotiating delegation left the Egyptian capital, Cairo, returning to the Qatari capital, Doha.

Hamas affirmed its commitment and adherence to its position by approving the paper presented by the mediators for a ceasefire in Gaza.

The Egyptian source told Al-Araby Al-Jadeed that “both the Egyptian and American sides are optimistic about the outcome of reaching a ceasefire in Gaza, especially since Egyptian officials expressed to their American counterparts their strong annoyance at the Israeli military operation at the Rafah crossing, which the American side responded with a promise to put pressure on Benjamin’s government.” Netanyahu to accept the deal in its current form, which would lead to a diplomatic victory for the Egyptians.”

An Egyptian source had explained to Al-Araby Al-Jadeed that Cairo had sent a letter of protest to Tel Aviv against the Israeli army’s incursion into the Rafah crossing and the Philadelphia axis, after Israel had invaded Rafah, warning that Israeli intransigence might push Egypt to review its role in mediation. ceasefire negotiations in Gaza during the coming period.

Leadership sources in the Hamas movement said, “The tactic through which the movement announced its final position on the paper submitted for the purpose of a ceasefire in Gaza came to reveal the facts that the occupation government tried to falsify throughout the various negotiating stages, as well as the false promotion of the American administration that Hamas and the resistance are the ones delaying and obstructing.” Reach an agreement."