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Egypt
Hostage negotiations end without breakthrough: these are the main obstacles
Israeli team led by Mossad chief returns without progress in talks; sticking points include swap of Israeli hostages for terrorists held in Israeli prisons and length of cease-fire
Lior Ben Ari
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02.14.24
Egyptian foreign minister reaffirms commitment to peace treaty with Israel
Sameh Shoukry asserts peace agreement will hold despite warnings from Egyptian officials IDF offensive on Gaza's Rafah could jeopardize longstanding pact
Lior Ben Ari, Agencies
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02.12.24
IDF push into Rafah is a diplomatic minefield
Israel is adamant that an incursion into Rafah is the only way to eliminate Hamas, but even President Joe Biden, Israel's top advocate, is losing faith in Netanyahu's promises; The Egyptians, while willing to engage with Israel to find a solution, are also showing obvious signs of trepidation about the Israeli' government's ability to carry out this task without harming civilians
Gilad Meiri
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02.11.24
Israel continues talks in hopes to improve Hamas' proposal for hostage deal
US, Qatar, and Egypt press for Hamas to improve the positions of its proposal to allow an Israeli delegation to begin negotiations despite disagreements
Itamar Eichner
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02.11.24
Israel opts out of talks with Hamas delegation in Cairo
Officials see Hamas' proposal for the hostage deal as one made for internal reasons rather than a genuine offer from which negotiations could begin
Itamar Eichner
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02.09.24
Israeli delegation heads to Cairo for negotiations on hostage deal, report
Hamas delegation headed by Ismail Haniyeh also reported to be in Egyptian capital where officials say at least 10 days of talks are needed before any cease-fire can come into effect as first phase of deal
Lior Ben Ari
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02.08.24
Is Rafah next IDF target? '12 smuggling tunnels from Sinai still operational'
UN chief expresses concern over possible fighting in city crowded with displaced civilians while Egypt warns that if Palestinians are pushed into Sinai, the years-long peace agreement with Israel could be suspended
Lior Ben Ari
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02.07.24
Egypt's 'project of the century' for pyramid restoration comes under fire
Country's Supreme Council of Antiquities announces project to 'restore' Menkaure Pyramid by refacing it with granite as it was after its construction, causing uproar
Lior Ben Ari
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02.07.24
Israel plans Arab-funded technological fence between Egypt and Gaza to prevent smuggling
Shin Bet director and IDF intel chief propose plan to prevent smuggling into Gaza, with technological means and 750 policemen who will operate on the Egyptian side, in Cairo; Israel tries to secure Arab funding to build underground fence, promising not to attack in Rafah for now
Smadar Perry, Itamar Eichner, Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York
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02.02.24
The obstacles in the path to a hostage deal with Hamas
Analysis: As talks of a possible hostage deal with Hamasm grow, Netanyahu says some of the terror group's demands like the release of thousands of terrorists and the IDF's withdrawal from Gaza won't happen
Itamar Eichner
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01.31.24
War dampens flourishing Mid-East friendships
Analysis: Nearly all Arab, Muslim nations with diplomatic ties to Israel, recall ambassadors since war and in some, anti-Israeli protests grow with a nod from the local regime; Speaking off record, leaders say they eagerly await post Netanyahu era
Smadar Perry
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01.29.24
Arab countries barely donate to UNRWA, and attack the West for giving millions
After at least 9 countries announced that they were suspending funding to the agency following information that some of its employees participated in the massacre on October 7, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan attacked the move, even though UNRWA's list of the 10 largest donors includes only one Arab country
Lior Ben Ari
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01.28.24
Nephew of peace-making Egyptian president: Israel should listen to Egypt
As rift between Jerusalem and Cairo widens, Egyptian parliamentarian Muhammad Anwar Sadat is concerned over Israel's insistence on troops along Philadelphi corridor; Also supports al-Sisi in refusal to talk to Netanyahu
Smadar Peri
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01.28.24
Israel to attend summit to reach 'breakthrough' in Hamas negotiations
European conference including representatives from Israel, the US, Egypt, and Qatar is aimed at finding a framework to further lagging hostage release deal with Hamas; 'there’s still no point from which to begin talks,' sources say
Itamar Eichner
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01.26.24
As it stands now, no one in Lebanon can stop the war
Analysis: Israel's northern neighbor is amid a leadership crisis unable even to elect a president; despite some willingness among some to find a diplomatic path to avoid an all-out war across the Israel-Lebanon border, no real solution is within reach
Lior Ben Ari
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01.24.24
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