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Lapid talks Gaza hostages in first meeting with Egyptian FM

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Published: 13 July 2021

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry calls to 'resolve stalemate' with the Palestinians, who are said to be drafting list of demands if limited peace talks resume

Lapid talks Gaza hostages with Egyptian FM (Jerusalem Post)
Yair Lapid met with Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry in Brussels for the first time

Egypt's foreign minister meets Israel's Lapid, calls to 'resolve stalemate' with the Palestinians (Haaretz)
The two foreign ministers met in Brussels days after Lapid's meeting with Jordan's Ayman Safadi

Palestinians said drafting list of demands if limited peace talks resume (Times of Israel)
PA said seeking resumption of operations in East Jerusalem, ending settlement expansion, restricting police activity on Temple Mount, permission to build international airport

Israel to withhold $US180 million in Palestinian funds over militant stipends

Photo: Yair Lapid and the Egyptian foreign minister meeting for the first time (Gabi Farkash)

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