Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has authorized a team of negotiators to go to Cairo for talks on Gaza on August 3 and 4, APA reports quoting Ynet portal.
According to Netanyahu’s office, the delegation will set off for Cairo on Saturday evening or on Sunday, the portal said.
"Allegations that Hamas has accepted the conditions are not true. Israel’s demands are within the frames of the May 27 agreement. Despite the allegations, the prime minister [Netanyahu] has added no new conditions," Ynet quoted the prime minister’s office. Problems towards agreements are created by Hamas leader in the Gaza Strip Yahya Sinwar, not by Netanyahu, "who is ready to go far to ensure the release" of Israeli hostages, the Israeli side says.
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