CAIRO (Dispatches) – Gaza truce talks are due to resume in Cairo on Sunday, two Egyptian security sources said on Saturday, though an Israeli news outlet reported Israel would not send a delegation until it got a full list of Israeli captives who are still alive.
There was no immediate comment from Israel or the Palestinian resistance group Hamas, which have been negotiating via mediators including Egypt and Qatar.
International pressure for a ceasefire has grown, with more than 30,000 Palestinians killed in the Zionist regime’s onslaught, according to Palestinian health authorities, and the UN warning that a quarter of the population are one step away from famine.
The Egyptian sources said Israeli and Hamas delegations were expected to arrive in Cairo on Sunday.
They said that an aggression on Thursday in which more than 100 Palestinians seeking aid were killed by Zionist troops, had not slowed down the talks, but instead pushed negotiators to hasten to preserve progress.