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16 Aug, 18:14ZUS envoy Kushner visits Hamas leader to discuss Gaza road map before Netanyahu meeting
First reportAl Jazeera · 16 Aug, 00:44Z
Latest reportNbcnews · 17 Aug, 10:24Z
Span34 hours · 4.9h between reports on average
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Why it matters
What
Kushner met Netanyahu after a two-hour Hamas meeting in Egypt, as Israel rejected a 15-point U.S.-backed Gaza truce road map.
Why
Hamas says it accepts the road map while demanding disarmament, and regional powers condemned Israel’s rejection during ceasefire talks.
Watch
Ceasefire negotiations and control terms, with Israel holding about 60% of Gaza after earlier talks considered potential 70% control.
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Summary
- Hamas chief Khalil al-Hayya heads to Cairo for talks with Egyptian officials.
- Meeting planned with Egyptian intelligence chief Hassan Rashad on Sunday morning.
- Kushner's Middle East visit to Israel and Egypt aims to narrow Gaza differences.
- Israeli attacks in Gaza continue as tensions persist after a ceasefire.
- Netanyahu rejects a 15-point plan and insists Hamas disarmament before withdrawals.
Summary
- US envoy Jared Kushner met Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya in Egypt on Sunday.
- The goal is a 15-point US-backed road map to disarm Hamas and allow Israeli withdrawal.
- Netanyahu previously rejected the road map, signaling split views among allies.
- Regional powers call for immediate measures to keep the plan on track amid tensions.
- Ceasefire talks include a 14-day negotiation window once all parties approve the road map.
Summary
- Jared Kushner held talks with Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya in Egypt over Gaza peace.
- The discussions focused on implementing the US-backed peace plan and disarmament.
- Israel rejected the 15-point plan, demanding Hamas disarmament before any withdrawal.
- Board of Peace envoys and mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey attended.
- The ceasefire remains in place since October 2023, with ongoing clashes in Gaza.
Summary
- Jared Kushner met Hamas' Khalil al-Hayya in Egypt to push a stalled Gaza ceasefire.
- The talks mencoba salvage a 15-point U.S.-backed road map for disarmament and withdrawal.
- Netanyahu planned a Monday meeting with Kushner and other envoys amid criticism.
- Regional powers condemned Israel’s rejection of the road map and urged action.
- The road map envisions Hamas disarmament and a gradual Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
Summary
- Kushner plans to meet Netanyahu to push a 15-point Gaza plan.
- The meeting follows Kushner's talks with Hamas leaders in Egypt.
- Kushner was accompanied by Nickolay Mladenov and Tony Blair.
- Netanyahu rejects the plan, citing disarmament and governance concerns for Gaza.
- Board of Peace chairs a 40-nation effort linked to the Gaza ceasefire.
Summary
- Kushner meets Netanyahu after a two-hour talk with Hamas in Egypt.
- Israel rejects the 15-point U.S.-backed road map for Gaza truce progress.
- Hamas says it agrees to the road map but demands disarmament.
- Israel controls about 60% of Gaza; talks include potential 70% control earlier.
- Regional powers condemn Israel’s rejection of the road map amid ceasefire talks.
Summary
- Kushner met Netanyahu after rare talks with Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya in Cairo.
- U.S. and Israel push to revive a Gaza peace plan opposed by Israel.
- Netanyahu faces domestic pressure ahead of October elections and hardline rivals.
- Ben-Gvir urged targeted killings in Gaza, signaling hard-line stance.
- Ceasefire in Gaza remains fragile with heavy casualties on both sides.