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The report said the reason for the disagreement was Israel’s desire to stabilize the occupation and its refusal to withdraw from Gaza.
Negotiations that began on October 7 to end Israel’s massacre in Gaza have yet to bear fruit.
British news agency Reuters quoted Egyptian officials as saying that no agreement was reached at the Cairo talks.
Anadolu Agency said in a message from a Hamas leader that Israel’s goal is “permanent occupation” and therefore no agreement can be reached.
Hamas leaders said Hamas was bound by proposals adopted by the UN Security Council and said the proposals presented to them in Khaleda did not include a permanent cessation of attacks and a complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
It was stressed that Israel’s goal was to stabilize its occupation along the Philadelphia Corridor on the Egyptian border.
Israel’s state television KAN reported that the Israeli delegation that participated in the protest has returned from Cairo.
Israeli state television reported that the Israeli delegation did not have enough authority in the negotiations, which is why no agreement could be reached on the Philadelphia corridor issue.
In Israel and the international community, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been accused of disagreeing with Hamas for political reasons.
The Israeli government has killed more than 40,000 Palestinians in Gaza and is committing a 21st century genocide.
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