Cairo - Ma'an - A leadership delegation from Hamas will head to the Egyptian capital, Cairo, today, Saturday. The delegation will meet with senior Egyptian officials to learn about the developments in the ongoing talks on a ceasefire in Gaza. Earlier, the Islamic Resistance Movements Hamas and Islamic Jihad confirmed their adherence to the resistance's conditions for concluding any agreement with Israel, including a comprehensive cessation of the war on the Gaza Strip, a complete withdrawal of the Israeli occupation army, the beginning of the reconstruction of the Strip, the end of its siege, and the conclusion of a serious exchange deal. A summit is scheduled to be held tomorrow, Sunday, in the presence of the head of the Egyptian intelligence service, the Qatari prime minister, the head of the American intelligence, and the head of Mossad to discuss reaching the deal. Source: Maan News Agency
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