Against Qatar and Turkey: Sisi Does Everything to Stay in the Picture

Egypt is expected to host a quadrilateral summit on Gaza, a move that could position Sisi as the main mediator against Qatar and Turkey. The report comes after the ceasefire entered a new phase, with understandings on the entry of a technocrat committee into the Strip. Israel has not yet officially responded, but a political source expressed reservations about the proposals.

Egypt is expected to soon host a quadrilateral summit on the Gaza Strip, with the participation of Qatar, Turkey, and Hamas. The move is seen as a victory for President Sisi, who is trying to position himself as the main mediator against Qatar and Turkey. The report was published after the ceasefire entered a new phase, following understandings between Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey with Hamas and Palestinian factions. At the center of the discussions is expected to be the entry of the technocrat committee into the Strip, which will take responsibility for basic and administrative tasks, and later the integration of officials and the activation of local police. The national committee for managing Gaza announced that it is ready to take responsibility. In Hamas, internal disputes were resolved, and the leadership is committed to the understandings. Israel has not yet officially responded, but a political source expressed reservations, saying that the proposals do not address Israel's demands, and that the IDF will not withdraw from the yellow line without Hamas being disarmed.