Palestinian factions and mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkiye resumed talks in Cairo on Sunday for a second day of consultations aimed at advancing the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement amid continued Israeli violations, according to media reports.
Citing unnamed sources, Egypt’s Cairo News TV reported that representatives of Palestinian factions and mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkiye “began a new round of meetings in Cairo aimed at discussing ways to implement the second phase of the Sharm El-Sheikh agreement.”
The meeting includes representatives from all Palestinian factions, the sources said, without identifying the participants.
The sources added that Egypt, Qatar, and Turkiye are making intensive efforts to break the deadlock in implementing the provisions of the Sharm El-Sheikh agreement.
On Saturday, Hamas said talks had begun in Cairo between mediators and Palestinian factions to discuss completing the first phase of the agreement to end the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip and advancing to the second phase.
