Egypt is putting pressure on Israel and Hamas to immediately implement the ceasefire agreement reached on Wednesday. While Israel has not formally accepted the deal, citing Hamas's alleged breach of promises, Egypt's Foreign Minister insists a deal exists and calls for its swift implementation. Cairo will host ongoing talks between US, Qatari, and Egyptian mediators to ensure the agreement's success.
Egypt has called on Israel and Hamas to implement the Gaza ceasefire plan “without any delay.” This is raising pressure on the Israel i prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to accept the deal. Israel i has not formerly accepted the ceasefire and hostage release deal which was announced on Wednesday. Netanyahu claimed on Thursday that Hamas has “reneged” on certain pledges in the agreement.
What’s very important is to start implementation,” Abdelatty said from the foreign ministry’s headquarters in the New Administrative Capital, a newly built city east of Cairo. 'What we are doing now is to push for final approval and implementation, without any delay. The Egyptian capital, Cairo, will be the location for continued talks between America, Qatar and Egypt on implementing the deal.
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