Cairo – Egyptian Official: Security Forces ‘Mediating’ To Resolve Abduction Of Israeli Teens

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    Israeli soldiers search a Palestinian vehicle at a checkpoint near the West Bank City of Hebron June 15, 2014. Israel said on Sunday Hamas militants had abducted three Israeli teenagers in the occupied West Bank, warning of "serious consequences" as it pressed on with a search and detained dozens of Palestinians. REUTERS/Baz Ratner Cairo – Egypt security forces are reportedly holding talks with Palestinian officials; official in Cairo tells Palestinian media that situation will likely be resolved soon. west bank

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    Egypt has reportedly begun taking measures to help clarify events surrounding the abduction of three Israeli teenagers in the West Bank and mediating for their release, a senior Egyptian official told Palestinian news agency Ma’an on Sunday.

    According to the report, Egyptian security forces were conducting talks with Palestinian officials, in attempts to open third-party channels of communication with various Palestinian terror groups, particularly Hamas and Islamic Jihad.

    The unnamed Egyptian source told Ma’an that the situation would likely to be resolved soon.

    He added that the three kidnapped Israelis – Gilad Sha’ar, Eyal Yifrach and Naftali Frankel – were, for now, “still in Palestine.”


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    Oyvey
    Oyvey
    9 years ago

    If the Egyptians really can and do pull this off, then we know that this Egyptian government is the best thing yet to come out of Egypt for both the Egyptian people and for Israel.

    BarryLS1
    BarryLS1
    9 years ago

    It’s also an admission of who is responsible….as if we didn’t know.