Egyptian source: Efforts to salvage Gaza deal after Netanyahu rejects Cairo accords

Egypt has succeeded in initiating intensive negotiations to save the ceasefire agreement in Gaza. This comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the understandings reached in Cairo at the end of July, which was due to complications and obstructions on his part aimed at escalation to ensure his victory in the upcoming elections. Efforts by mediators—including Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey—continue to prevent Israel from evading its commitments and to introduce new consensus mechanisms to achieve stability and halt escalation. There are expectations that Netanyahu will send a delegation for new talks. The agreement, which was reached between the conflicting parties—Hamas and Palestinian factions—and was supported by the previous American administration, faces obstacles from Israel, which demands the full disarmament of Hamas before any withdrawal. Meanwhile, Hamas affirms its commitment to the agreed-upon roadmap. Egypt emphasizes the importance of implementing the obligations of the peace plan, including the Israeli withdrawal, enhancing humanitarian aid efforts, and maintaining ongoing contacts with all parties to ensure the stabilization of the ceasefire and lasting stability in the region.

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