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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
Cairo, October 24 (Xinhua) — Delegations from Hamas and Fatah are holding talks in Cairo to discuss the post-war settlement in the Gaza Strip, Egyptian television channel Al-Qahira al-Ikhbariya reported on Thursday.
According to him, the Hamas delegation is headed by the movement's leader in Gaza and chief negotiator, Khalil al-Hayya, and the Fatah delegation is led by Palestinian Vice President Hussein al-Sheikh and the head of the Palestinian General Intelligence Service, Majid Faraj.
Furthermore, Palestinian groups are discussing the second phase of US President Donald Trump's peace plan for the Gaza Strip in Cairo. According to the channel, Egypt is preparing to host a conference on Gaza's reconstruction in the second half of November.
At the same time, the director of Egypt's General Intelligence Directorate, Hassan Rashad, met in Cairo with the Secretary General of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Fahd Suleiman, as part of efforts to achieve a Palestinian national consensus on the implementation of Trump's plan.
Earlier in the day, H. Rashad held talks with H. al-Sheikh and M. Faraj on the second stage of the peace plan, while emphasizing his rejection of the bill on the annexation of the occupied West Bank, which was recently adopted by the Israeli Knesset (parliament).
A ceasefire following two years of conflict between Israel and Hamas took effect on October 10, thanks to the mediation of the United States, Egypt, Qatar and Turkey.
Despite the ceasefire, at least 89 people have been killed and another 317 injured in the Gaza Strip since October 11, the enclave's medical authorities reported Thursday. Since October 7, 2023, Israel's military campaign has killed 68,280 Palestinians and injured 170,375.
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