<p>Cairo: Leaders from the Islamist group Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah movement will hold further unity talks in Cairo on Wednesday, a Hamas official told Reuters.</p><p>According to Taher Al-Nono, the media adviser of the Hamas political chief, the Hamas delegation arrived in Cairo on Tuesday. It was led by Khalil Al-Hayya, the group's chief negotiator and Hamas' second-in-command, currently based in Qatar.</p><p>"The meeting will discuss the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, and the challenges facing the Palestinian cause," Nono said.</p><p>There was no immediate comment from Fatah.</p>.Israel-Hezbollah fighting intensifies, Hamas vows to rise again.<p>The meeting will be the first in months since the two groups held talks in the Chinese capital in July, agreeing on steps to form a unity government. Similar rounds in the past have so far failed to make progress.</p><p>The issue of the post-war Gaza administration is one of the thorniest issues facing the Palestinians, and both factions have said it was an internal affair, rejecting any Israeli conditions.</p><p>Israel vowed it would not accept any role for Hamas in post-war Gaza. It says it doesn't trust the Abbas-led Palestinian Authority to do the job either.</p>
<p>Cairo: Leaders from the Islamist group Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah movement will hold further unity talks in Cairo on Wednesday, a Hamas official told Reuters.</p><p>According to Taher Al-Nono, the media adviser of the Hamas political chief, the Hamas delegation arrived in Cairo on Tuesday. It was led by Khalil Al-Hayya, the group's chief negotiator and Hamas' second-in-command, currently based in Qatar.</p><p>"The meeting will discuss the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, and the challenges facing the Palestinian cause," Nono said.</p><p>There was no immediate comment from Fatah.</p>.Israel-Hezbollah fighting intensifies, Hamas vows to rise again.<p>The meeting will be the first in months since the two groups held talks in the Chinese capital in July, agreeing on steps to form a unity government. Similar rounds in the past have so far failed to make progress.</p><p>The issue of the post-war Gaza administration is one of the thorniest issues facing the Palestinians, and both factions have said it was an internal affair, rejecting any Israeli conditions.</p><p>Israel vowed it would not accept any role for Hamas in post-war Gaza. It says it doesn't trust the Abbas-led Palestinian Authority to do the job either.</p>