Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and American President Joe Biden agreed to pay quantities of humanitarian aid and fuel, to be delivered to the United Nations at the Kerem Shalom crossing for entry into the Gaza Strip temporarily, until a legal mechanism is reached to restart the Rafah crossing from the Palestinian side.
This came during a phone call that the Egyptian President received from the American President, during which developments in the situation in the Gaza Strip were discussed.
The US President expressed his deep appreciation for the intensive and ongoing Egyptian efforts and mediation to reach a ceasefire and a truce agreement in the Gaza Strip.
The two sides also agreed on the need to intensify international efforts to make the negotiation process a success and achieve a breakthrough that ends the protracted humanitarian tragedy experienced by the Palestinian people.
The two sides stressed the need to combine various efforts to implement the two-state solution in accordance with international legitimacy resolutions. They affirmed their rejection of all attempts to displace the Palestinians from their land and their support for all means aimed at preventing the aggravation and expansion of the conflict.
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