A: Hey there! Heard anything interesting lately?
B: Not much, just the usual. What's up?
A: You know about the situation in Gaza, right?
B: Nope, fill me in.
A: Well, Hamas visited Egypt to talk with officials about the Gaza conflict.
B: Oh, they're trying to negotiate a ceasefire?
A: That's what I heard, but it seems like both sides are still arguing. An Israeli delegation left Qatar last month.
B: That's not good... What about Gaza?
A: It's really bad. They're facing a serious humanitarian crisis.
B: Wow, that's sad. So, what's Israel doing now?
A: They're putting more pressure on Hamas and planning to expand their military operation in Gaza, even taking over Gaza City.
B: That sounds dangerous...
A: Yeah, it doesn't look good. But there are reports that talks in Egypt might resume soon to discuss the ceasefire with Israel.
B: That would be great! Let's hope it happens.
A: There's also word that Israeli negotiators might visit Qatar this week.
B: Fingers crossed for a peaceful solution!
A: Exactly! The main question now is if the ceasefire talks will actually start again.
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The Islamic group Hamas says its delegation visited Egypt to hold talks with senior Egyptian government officials over the latest developments related to the conflict in the Gaza Strip.
Hamas announced the visit in a statement on Tuesday. This comes amid stalled ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas. Egypt is acting as a mediator.
Both sides still remain divided. An Israeli delegation left Qatar, another mediator, at the end of last month. Gaza is facing a dire humanitarian situation.
Israel is stepping up pressure on Hamas. It says it plans to extend its military operation in Gaza and take control of Gaza City, the enclave's largest city.
Arab media say talks in Egypt are aimed at resuming ceasefire negotiations with Israel.
Israeli media say negotiators from Israel may visit Qatar as early as this week.
The focus now is whether ceasefire talks will resume.
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Quiz 1:
Who acted as a mediator in the latest developments related to the conflict in Gaza Strip?
A. Hamas
B. Egypt
C. Qatar
D. Israel
[Answer block]
Answers:
Quiz 1: B
Quiz 2:
Which side left Qatar at the end of last month?
A. Hamas
B. Egypt
C. Israel
D. Gaza
[Answer block]
Answers:
Quiz 2: C
Quiz 3:
What is the focus now regarding ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas?
A. Resuming talks in Egypt
B. Taking control of Gaza City by Israel
C. The dire humanitarian situation in Gaza
D. Negotiators from Israel visiting Qatar this week
[Answer block]
Answers:
Quiz 3: A
B: Not much, just the usual. What's up?
A: You know about the situation in Gaza, right?
B: Nope, fill me in.
A: Well, Hamas visited Egypt to talk with officials about the Gaza conflict.
B: Oh, they're trying to negotiate a ceasefire?
A: That's what I heard, but it seems like both sides are still arguing. An Israeli delegation left Qatar last month.
B: That's not good... What about Gaza?
A: It's really bad. They're facing a serious humanitarian crisis.
B: Wow, that's sad. So, what's Israel doing now?
A: They're putting more pressure on Hamas and planning to expand their military operation in Gaza, even taking over Gaza City.
B: That sounds dangerous...
A: Yeah, it doesn't look good. But there are reports that talks in Egypt might resume soon to discuss the ceasefire with Israel.
B: That would be great! Let's hope it happens.
A: There's also word that Israeli negotiators might visit Qatar this week.
B: Fingers crossed for a peaceful solution!
A: Exactly! The main question now is if the ceasefire talks will actually start again.
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The Islamic group Hamas says its delegation visited Egypt to hold talks with senior Egyptian government officials over the latest developments related to the conflict in the Gaza Strip.
Hamas announced the visit in a statement on Tuesday. This comes amid stalled ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas. Egypt is acting as a mediator.
Both sides still remain divided. An Israeli delegation left Qatar, another mediator, at the end of last month. Gaza is facing a dire humanitarian situation.
Israel is stepping up pressure on Hamas. It says it plans to extend its military operation in Gaza and take control of Gaza City, the enclave's largest city.
Arab media say talks in Egypt are aimed at resuming ceasefire negotiations with Israel.
Israeli media say negotiators from Israel may visit Qatar as early as this week.
The focus now is whether ceasefire talks will resume.
----------------
Quiz 1:
Who acted as a mediator in the latest developments related to the conflict in Gaza Strip?
A. Hamas
B. Egypt
C. Qatar
D. Israel
[Answer block]
Answers:
Quiz 1: B
Quiz 2:
Which side left Qatar at the end of last month?
A. Hamas
B. Egypt
C. Israel
D. Gaza
[Answer block]
Answers:
Quiz 2: C
Quiz 3:
What is the focus now regarding ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas?
A. Resuming talks in Egypt
B. Taking control of Gaza City by Israel
C. The dire humanitarian situation in Gaza
D. Negotiators from Israel visiting Qatar this week
[Answer block]
Answers:
Quiz 3: A
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Hamas delegation visited Egypt to discuss Gaza conflict with Egyptian officials amid stalled ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas, who remain divided. Israel is increasing pressure on Hamas, planning an expansion of military operation in Gaza and taking control of Gaza City due to a
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URL: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20250813_21/
Date: Aug. 13, 2025
Created: 2025/08/14 07:01
Updated: 2025/12/08 03:04
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