Hamas begins crucial talks with Egypt on Trump's Gaza peace plan
Summary
A Hamas delegation began talks with Egypt's intelligence chief to discuss how to move forward with a U.S.-backed peace plan for Gaza proposed by President Donald Trump. The talks aim to push Israel to follow the agreement, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the plan and opposes Israeli withdrawal until Hamas is fully disarmed.Key Facts
- Hamas started meetings with Egypt’s spy chief to discuss a post-war peace plan for Gaza.
- The plan includes a 15-point roadmap backed by President Trump’s Board of Peace.
- Hamas said it was ready to hand over weapons to a new governing committee in Gaza under the plan.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejects the plan and refuses to withdraw Israeli forces until Hamas disarms.
- Hamas’s delegation, led by Khalil al-Hayya, is in Egypt ahead of U.S. envoy Jared Kushner’s visit to the region.
- Talks include efforts to hold Israel accountable for ceasefire violations and to start plan implementation.
- Meetings are being arranged with U.S. and international mediators to address obstacles to the plan.
- Kushner plans to visit Israel and Egypt to try to bridge differences in the Gaza peace plan.
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