The future of Gaza settlement remains undecided as Hamas delegation reaches Egypt

The WHO director-general issued a warning about a potential Israeli ground attack on Rafah that could result in bloodshed. In Egypt, truce talks between Hamas and Israel continued as reports surfaced that a Hamas delegation had arrived in the country. According to an anonymous representative of Hamas, negotiations had begun with delegations from Qatar, Egypt, and the United States in Cairo.

Egyptian media had reported progress in the negotiations between Hamas and Israel, with a truce proposal that could potentially end the fighting for 40 days. This proposal might also lead to the release of Palestinian prisoners in exchange for hostages held by Hamas and other extremist groups. The Gaza truce talks had been at a standstill for months, with the conflict lasting almost seven months.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed support for the truce proposal, stating that it should be accepted by Hamas. He also stated that the US did not support Israel’s plan to attack Rafah, as it had not provided a plan to protect Gaza’s civilians. The World Health Organization also warned about the potential attack on Rafah, emphasizing the risk of further bloodshed and damage to the health system.

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