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The head of the CIA goes to Egypt to discuss the Gaza ceasefire agreement.

The head of the CIA goes to Egypt to discuss the Gaza ceasefire agreement.
The White House officials announced the visit of the head of the CIA to Egypt to discuss the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

American sources have announced the visit of William Burns, head of the CIA, to Egypt on Tuesday.

A senior US government official told NBC News that Joe Biden will send President William Burns to Cairo to discuss the ceasefire agreement that will lead to the release of Israeli prisoners held by Hamas.

According to this American official, if the agreement is reached, it is estimated that 136 Israeli prisoners held in Gaza will be released.

At the same time as the pressure against the Zionist regime increases in the context of any military operation in Rafah, American officials say that after the telephone call between the President of the United States Joe Biden, and the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Washington believes that there will be major developments regarding the release of Israeli prisoners this week. It is possible and this issue can be resolved at the beginning of the week.

However, it is said that disagreements over the details of the agreement remain high.

This is while the authorities of the Zionist regime are preparing the army for an all-out operation in Rafah, the southernmost part of the Gaza Strip.

Yesterday, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that the Israeli regime’s military attack on the city of Rafah in the southernmost part of Gaza will have dire consequences.

According to the Al-Masri Al-Youm website, it is stated in a statement: “We do not accept the words of the high-ranking officials of the Israeli government regarding the determination of the Israeli military for military operations in the city of Rafah, and we warn about the dire consequences of such an action, especially with the humanitarian disaster in Gaza. has also been accompanied”.

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