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Biden's envoy unveils Egyptian decision impact
In his memoirs, former U.S. envoy to the Middle East, Brett McGurk, revealed Washington and President Biden's efforts to resolve the Gaza war crisis. He discussed his request to Egypt to permit the temporary transfer of Palestinians into Sinai, which was categorically rejected by Cairo. He explained that Egypt insisted on preventing the displacement of its population, fearing that such an action could become a permanent reality that undermines Palestinian national rights and threatens regional stability—especially amid increasing Israeli proposals to move Palestinians out of the Gaza Strip. The memoir also referenced the complexities of Hamas's underground infrastructure within Gaza and Washington's attempts to pressure Israel to protect civilians and uphold Palestinian rights. These efforts are set against disagreements with the Israeli government over military operational strategies, particularly concerning prisoner issues. Additionally, the memoir reveals the limited American influence over Netanyahu, the failure of diplomatic efforts following the hospital bombing incident in Gaza—which led to the cancellation of scheduled meetings—and sheds light on the intricate negotiations concerning hostages and Qatar-mediated funding deals, as well as aspects of political conflicts and regional strategies during the ongoing conflict.
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