As soon as the cease-fire agreement was announced in the Gaza Strip exactly a month ago, many media outlets went out to talk about a truce and a multi-faceted agreement between the resistance factions and the Israeli occupation under Egyptian auspices.

Days after the cease-fire, delegations from Hamas and the Islamic Jihad arrived in Cairo, and before the start of the meetings, media reports began to come out talking about a long-term truce for several years, huge economic projects and great facilities, which prompted the residents of the Gaza Strip to circulate this news extensively, until it became It looks like it will happen tomorrow!

Since the delegations arrived in Cairo, well-informed sources told Al-Quds.com that everything that is circulating is just "media fallout" that has no value.

The same sources, who are well-informed leaders, reaffirmed after the meetings that what was discussed were issues aimed at maintaining calm, and not allowing the occupation to unilaterally resist on any front, whether Gaza, the West Bank, occupied Jerusalem and the occupied interior, and that it was stressed the need to provide facilities And expand it according to the need, in a way that facilitates people’s needs and their movements to and from the Gaza Strip, and accelerate work on the Egyptian residential cities file that began after the 2021 war.

In their interview with Al-Quds.com, the sources described that the meetings were more usual protocol than to open up any prospects for a long-term armistice or other agreements, and that the main objective of them was to establish the rules of the cease-fire with the resistance affirming its right to respond to any aggression against the people. Palestinian.

Yesterday, leaders of Hamas and the Islamic Jihad denied what previously informed sources told Al-Quds.com that the talks did not touch on a long-term truce.