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Qatari media: Egyptian delegation visited Tel Aviv in attempt to end war

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Qatari news outlet Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reported an Egyptian source on Sunday as saying that an Egyptian delegation visited Tel Aviv last week “in an attempt to reach an agreement to end the war,”.

Egypt and Qatar are attempting mediation to secure a long-term agreement © Mena Today 

Egypt and Qatar are attempting mediation to secure a long-term agreement © Mena Today 

Qatari news outlet Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reported an Egyptian source on Sunday as saying that an Egyptian delegation visited Tel Aviv last week “in an attempt to reach an agreement to end the war,” as part of Qatari and Egyptian mediation efforts between Israel and Hamas. 

According to the source, no headway was made in the meeting despite several outlines presented to Israeli officials. 

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