The Egyptian-sponsored internal Palestinian dialogue over reaching a cease-fire agreement with Israel are [sic] to be resumed in Cairo this week.
Worldwide hope in this charade persists, as jihadist leaders continue to buy time, fool the world and continue to pursue their goal of conquest and destruction of Israel.
Before the festival of Eid al-Adha, leaders of various Palestinian factions and political powers, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad ended their round of dialogue in Cairo on the two issues, and agreed to resume their dialogue after the holiday
Hamas and Islamic Jihad exist for the mission of obliterating Israel. The Hamas Covenant states:
Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it” (The Martyr, Imam Hassan al-Banna, of blessed memory).
Meanwhile, Muslim Brotherhood operatives on Western soil with connections to Hamas (aka “unindicted co-conspirators”) continue to operate freely, as they keep working to subvert the West.
Last year, Hamas and Fatah factions held national dialogue sessions in Cairo “under the auspices of the Egyptian government, to realize the long-awaited Palestinian national unity.” Egypt appears to be aiding in the jihad against Israel under the pretense of “negotiations.”
“Palestinian truce dialogue with Israel to resume in Cairo soon: official,” XinhuaNet, August 28, 2018:
GAZA, Aug. 26 (Xinhua) — A senior Palestinian official said in Gaza on Sunday that the Egyptian-sponsored internal Palestinian dialogue over reaching a cease-fire agreement with Israel are to be resumed in Cairo this week.
Dawood Shihab, spokesman of the Islamic Jihad, said in an emailed press statement that his group received an official invitation from the Egyptian Security Intelligence Services to join the dialogue in Cairo this week.
Meanwhile, a senior official speaking on condition of anonymity told Xinhua that the Islamic Hamas movement has also received on Sunday afternoon the same invitation to join the dialogue in Cairo.
The official said that the dialogue in Cairo will focus on two major issues: the first is reaching a truce or a cease-fire agreement between Israel and Gaza Hamas-led militants; the second is the Palestinian reconciliation and ending the internal division.
Before the festival of Eid al-Adha, leaders of various Palestinian factions and political powers, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad ended their round of dialogue in Cairo on the two issues, and agreed to resume their dialogue after the holiday.
“The Palestinian factions’ position is overwhelmingly agreed upon that there will be no temporary cease-fire agreement without paying any political price and without setting up a time schedule,” said Shihab.
He denied earlier reports saying that the truce dialogue in Cairo had achieved 80 percent and the Palestinian factions accepted the Israeli proposal of having a seaport for Gaza in Cyprus and airport near Eilat in southern Israel….