Negotiations between Israeli, Qatari, and American negotiators continue with "intensive negotiations" taking place in Cairo on the issue of the next stage. Representatives of the three countries are located in the capital of Egypt, holding lengthy meetings in an attempt to find a way out of the situation in the Middle East. The focus is on seeking mechanisms that could ensure the continuation of the truce between Israel and the movement of HAMAS, which controls the Gaza Strip. Currently, it is unclear what specific issues are being discussed behind closed doors, but it is reported that participants are discussing ways to strengthen the truce and issues of an economic and humanitarian nature. Last month, Israel and HAMAS reached an agreement to cease hostilities after an 11-day conflict that resulted in the deaths of dozens of Israelis and more than two hundred Palestinians. Although the truce is being maintained, both sides are urged to find solutions for the restoration of the destroyed infrastructure and to prevent future clashes. "We need to determine the extension of the truce and start working on important issues," said one of the delegates.
