Cairo talks lead to Fatah-Hamas agreement
Cairo witnessed intensive discussions between Palestinian factions, particularly Fatah and Hamas, aimed at ending the Palestinian split and rebuilding national institutions based on consensus and democracy. The two sides agreed to continue their consultations, with discussions focusing on developing a comprehensive national program and establishing genuine partnerships, considering elections as a pathway to forming Palestinian institutions. The meeting also addressed the future of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), with Hamas and Islamic Jihad expressing their readiness to join it, while officials emphasized the importance of respecting the commitments undertaken by the organization. The talks indicated that the situation on the ground in the West Bank could deteriorate if Israeli pressures persist. Both parties called on the international community to halt Israeli operations against Palestinians. Cairo reaffirmed its role in mediating the dialogues, which will assess their outcomes in preparation for inviting Palestinian factions to a Palestinian National Conference. It was also announced that Hamas would continue holding meetings until mutual understandings are reached to end the division and build Palestinian unity.
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