Delegations from Israel, Hamas, and the United States are set to meet in Egypt on Monday for renewed ceasefire negotiations aimed at ending the nearly two-year conflict in Gaza.The high-stakes talks, hosted by Cairo, mark one of the most significant diplomatic pushes toward peace since the war began. U.S.
President Donald Trump has called on all parties to “move fast” and seize the opportunity to restore calm to the region.According to diplomatic sources, the discussions will focus on a permanent truce, the release of hostages, and the reopening of Gaza’s borders to allow humanitarian aid.
Egyptian mediators are expected to play a central role in bridging the deep divisions between the two sides.Despite numerous previous attempts that collapsed amid renewed violence, international observers remain cautiously optimistic that this latest round could pave the way for a lasting peace agreement.