
Initial Results Revealed from First Round of Hamas–Israel Talks - Jordan News
And what security guarantees will be in place to prevent Hamas from regaining control of the Gaza Strip.

Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles


Roya News
43 minutes ago
- Roya News
‘Israel' claims strike killed Hamas official in Tripoli; two reported dead
A spokesperson for the 'Israeli' army, Avichay Adraee, announced that a Hamas official was targeted in the city of Tripoli, northern Lebanon. Hebrew media reported that the strike killed Mehran Mustafa Bajjour, a senior Hamas figure who headed the planning department in the group's construction division. The airstrike reportedly took place in the town of Al-Ayrouniyeh in the Tripoli area.


Roya News
43 minutes ago
- Roya News
Netanyahu to meet Trump again tonight amid progress in negotiations: Hebrew media
'Israeli' Channel 12 reported on Tuesday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet US President Donald Trump again tonight.


Roya News
3 hours ago
- Roya News
No timeline for negotiations, talks to continue until positive outcome, says Qatari FM spokesperson
The Official Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State of Qatar, Majed al-Ansari, said on Monday that mediation efforts are currently focused on reaching a stage that would lead to ending the war in Gaza, as both the 'Israeli' and Hamas delegations remain present and engaged in indirect discussions. In his statements, al-Ansari emphasized that talks are still in the early stages and revolve around a general framework. 'We are currently discussing a negotiation framework before moving into the final phase,' he said, adding that detailed negotiations have not yet begun. He noted that Qatari mediators are working separately with each delegation to facilitate the process and create a conducive environment for progress. 'Our goal is to bridge the gaps and set the stage for meaningful talks,' al-Ansari stated. While it is too early to disclose specifics, he said there are 'positive impressions' so far. However, he cautioned that the process will take time and that it is not possible to provide a clear timeline for results. Al-Ansari criticized media leaks related to the negotiations, calling them 'irresponsible actions' that could derail the fragile mediation efforts. 'The negotiation process requires calm, and such leaks lead to media pressure that may affect its course,' he warned. He also declined to comment on the precise authority of the 'Israeli' delegation but described their level of engagement as 'positive.'