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Egypt FM says Gaza ceasefire first-phase requirements unmet, rejects European refugee camps
September 11, 2026 at 12:30 AM
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Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said Thursday that first-phase requirements of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, including aid entry, have not been implemented.
- Abdelatty said the agreement's second phase entails inventorying and handing over weapons alongside an Israeli withdrawal.
- Abdelatty called for full implementation of US President Donald Trump's plan to end the Gaza conflict across all its stages.
- Abdelatty told European Union ambassadors in Cairo that Egypt categorically rejects reported proposals to establish camps in Egypt to receive refugees from European countries.
- Abdelatty said any threat to Sudan's sovereignty and territorial unity is a red line for Egypt.
Latest developments
- Sep 11 — Abdelatty said Egypt persuaded Palestinian factions to agree on 15 ceasefire points including Hamas disarmament, but Israel, citing internal elections, has made no step.
- Sep 11 — Abdelatty said Egypt will not accept lessons from Western countries over human rights, accusing international organizations of failing in their response to Gaza.




