Blinken says now is a critical moment for dialogue on a ceasefire in Gaza.

The talks, which have been dragging on for months, are set to take place this week in Cairo, with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken saying Washington's efforts to broker a ceasefire in Gaza could be a turning point in resolving the conflict.

He expressed this opinion during his visit to Israel. Blinken called on all parties to the conflict to complete negotiations and achieve a ceasefire, promising to increase diplomatic pressure. The text does not contain figures, but according to the information in the article, the talks should take place after a two-day meeting in Doha last week. Blinken also stressed that this may be the last opportunity for all parties to return to peace and security.

According to the diplomat, the initiative came at the behest of US President Joe Biden, who hopes for the success of diplomatic efforts. Blinken called on the parties to the conflict not to look for excuses to abandon the agreement and expressed confidence that it is possible to resolve the conflict. Blinken's visit to Israel was part of the US diplomatic efforts. To facilitate the process, the US intends to increase pressure on the negotiators to achieve a breakthrough by the end of this week. The interested parties must approach the negotiations responsibly and not miss the opportunity to achieve peace.

Blinken stressed the importance of reaching an agreement without unnecessary debates and excuses. To achieve the goal, a coordinated position and the willingness of all parties to reconcile are needed. The Secretary of State called for using this moment as an opportunity to return the hostages home and direct all efforts to ensuring peace and security. According to the diplomat, this is a decisive moment that affects the prospects for resolving the conflict. It is important that the talks in Cairo lead to a decision on a ceasefire and a confident step towards peaceful relations.

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