The Egyptian, Turkish and Qatari intelligence chiefs are discussing the ceasefire in Gaza.
Xinhua News Agency, Cairo, November 13 (Reporter Yao Bing) According to a report by the Egyptian News Agency in the Middle East on the 13th, the heads of the intelligence agencies of Egypt, Turkey and Qatar held a tripartite meeting in Cairo that day to discuss the latest developments in the situation in the Gaza Strip.
The report stated that the three parties agreed to continue implementing the first phase of the ceasefire agreement, to comply with the relevant provisions of the agreement, and to increase humanitarian aid to deal with the impact of the severe weather.
The three parties called on Israel to immediately stop its continued violations of the cease-fire agreement, and urged the relevant parties to take practical measures without further delay and to play a positive role in achieving sustainable peace in the Gaza Strip.
After mediation by many parties, the first phase of the cease-fire agreement in Gaza entered into force on October 10, 2025, including the cease-fire between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and halted personnel exchanges, the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip and the partial withdrawal of the Gaza Strip.