A delegation from Hamas is going to Cairo today for ceasefire negotiations in Gaza

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: Recently, an Egyptian informed source in an interview with "Al-Arabi" TV, announced that intensive talks are underway in Cairo to start a new round of negotiations regarding the establishment of a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. 
 

He said: These talks are being held with the presence of the heads of the security agencies of Egypt, Qatar, America and the Zionist regime.

 

This Egyptian source added: Washington and mediators are considering proposals to reduce the differences between Hamas and the Zionist regime and the implementation mechanisms of the ceasefire.

 

He stated that the new round of negotiations will most likely start on Sunday in Cairo, adding: This round of negotiations is very important and decisive.

 

Meanwhile, the spokesman and coordinator of strategic communications of the National Security Council of the White House announced: "William Burns" known as Bill Burns, the head of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), is in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, and the ceasefire talks about Gaza have been constructive. .

 

"John Kirby" told reporters on Friday local time about the Gaza ceasefire talks: "The negotiators held constructive talks in Cairo on Thursday night and these talks will continue today."

 

The spokesperson of the Biden administration added: William Burns is in Cairo today to join these negotiations, so the negotiation process is actually moving forward. We need the participation of both sides, and now it is important for everyone to participate in these discussions.

 

Early indications in Cairo are that the discussions have been productive, Kirby continued, but there is more to talk about over the weekend. As I said, Burns, Brent McGurk (Biden's Middle East adviser) are in Cairo and so we will be in touch with them.

 

At the same time, Ezzat al-Rashq, a member of the political bureau of the Hamas movement, announced: the delegation of this movement, headed by Khalil al-Hiya, will go to Cairo this evening (Saturday) at the invitation of the Qatari and Egyptian mediator brothers in order to learn about the results of the recent negotiations.