The movement stated in a statement that “the talks address ways to stop the war in the Gaza Strip, bring in aid, end the suffering of the Palestinian people, and enhance Palestinian-Palestinian relations to reach a national consensus.”
According to the statement, the delegation began preliminary consultations before the scheduled meetings on Wednesday, which will also discuss relations with Egypt and ways to develop them.
The movement had announced at the end of July its readiness after addressing the humanitarian crisis and famine in the sector.
This comes after the withdrawal of the American and Israeli delegations from the Doha negotiations following Hamas’s response to a truce and prisoner exchange proposal. US envoy Steve Whitkoff said the response does not reflect a desire to reach an agreement, while Hamas expressed surprise at the negative American statements, affirming its commitment to overcoming obstacles.
A joint statement from Egypt and Qatar indicated that the latest round of negotiations between Hamas and Israel saw some progress towards a ceasefire.
