What's going on in Sharm El Sheikh?

According to Ashura News, quoted by Palestine Today, Hamas political bureau member Muhammad al-Nazzal took a stance on the atmosphere prevailing in the Sharm el-Sheikh talks.

He said: The overall atmosphere is positive, but it is still too early to evaluate the talks.

Al-Nazzal said: We hope that the American envoy, Witkoff, will play a positive role.

He emphasized: The positive reaction of the resistance was a surprise to Netanyahu and led him to the negotiating table.

At the same time, news sources announced that a meeting is currently being held in Sharm el-Sheikh with the presence of Witkoff, Kushner and Dermer, the heads of intelligence in Egypt and Turkey, as well as the Prime Minister of Qatar.

Yisrael Hayom also announced, citing American sources, that Witkoff and Kushner have announced that they will not leave Egypt until Hamas releases all Israeli prisoners.

At the same time, Izzat al-Rishq, a member of the Hamas political bureau, said: "We welcome the joining of the Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Qatar, the head of Turkish intelligence, along with the head of Egyptian intelligence, in the new round of talks in Sharm el-Sheikh."

He added: "This action gives a strong impetus to the ongoing negotiations to achieve positive results in stopping the war and exchanging prisoners."

Al-Rishq emphasized: "This also limits Netanyahu's room for maneuver to continue the war and lead to the failure of the negotiations."

Meanwhile, a responsible source in the Islamic Jihad movement told Al Jazeera a few hours ago: Delegations from the Islamic Jihad movement and the Popular Front have joined the Sharm el-Sheikh talks. The delegation of Palestinian groups wants to reach an agreement that will end the suffering of the Palestinian people and stop the genocide.

The source said: "The Palestinian groups will be the trustees of the nation's priorities regarding ending the war and the complete withdrawal of the occupiers from Gaza."

The source emphasized: "The participation of Palestinian groups alongside Hamas in the negotiations is a Palestinian national demand and has been welcomed by the mediators."