Hamas Begins Talks with Egypt on Gaza Peace Plan

A delegation from Hamas began talks with Egypt’s chief of intelligence on Sunday, according to an official from the Palestinian group who spoke to AFP. The meeting was aimed at exploring ways to move forward with a post‑war plan for Gaza, a strategy that seeks to address security, reconstruction and governance issues following the recent conflict.

The discussion took place in Cairo, where the Hamas representatives met with the head of the Egyptian General Intelligence Service. While the specifics of the agenda were not disclosed, the delegation’s presence signals a continued effort by both sides to coordinate on a framework that would guide Gaza’s transition from wartime to peacetime, potentially involving reconstruction aid, security arrangements and political arrangements for the territory.

The talks come amid ongoing diplomatic outreach by Egypt, which has long positioned itself as a mediator in Gaza‑Israel affairs. If the parties can agree on a viable roadmap, the plan could provide a basis for stabilizing the region and facilitating humanitarian assistance, though no formal commitments were announced at the meeting.