Iran war live: Tehran-US MoU set to expire; Hamas’s al-Khayya meets Kushner

What the report says
Al Jazeera’s live coverage on Monday reported that Hamas official Khalil al-Khayya met with Jared Kushner in Cairo, where the group pushed the so-called Board of Peace to press Israel into accepting the Gaza peace plan. The update places the meeting in the context of ongoing efforts to advance a ceasefire and broader political arrangement for Gaza, though the full terms discussed were not available in the supplied text.
The headline also noted that a Tehran-US memorandum of understanding was set to expire, indicating that the live blog was tracking parallel regional developments involving Iran and the United States. The source material does not provide details on what the memorandum covered or whether any immediate follow-up actions were announced.
Cairo was the main named location in the report, underscoring Egypt’s continuing role as a venue for indirect diplomacy on Gaza. Kushner’s presence suggests continued involvement by US-linked intermediaries in discussions around the peace framework, while Hamas’s statement reflects its effort to shape the terms of any agreement from the Palestinian side.
Because the full article text was unavailable, only limited details can be confirmed from the publisher’s snippet and headline. In general, the Board of Peace appears to refer to a proposed or advisory mechanism connected to Gaza peace planning, but Al Jazeera’s live item did not supply further explanation in the excerpt provided.
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