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VOA: Cairo Summit Fails to Find Consensus on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
* No consensus at the Cairo Summit on the Israel-Palestinian violence.
* The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt opened Saturday, allowing the transportation of humanitarian aid.
* Clashes between Israel and Hamas continue, with Israeli airstrikes killing 19 people in Gaza, according to Palestinian media.
* Israel issued a warning advising its citizens against traveling to Egypt, Jordan and Morocco, and if they are in those countries to leave as soon as possible.
A Cairo summit hosted by Egypt Saturday failed to reach an agreement on how to contain the violence between Israel and Hamas.
Arab leaders condemned the Israeli bombardment of Gaza while mostly Western countries said civilians should be shielded, but with Israel and senior U.S. officials absent there was no consensus on how to resolve the conflict.
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WNU Editor: Another indication that this crisis is spiraling out of control.
Cairo Peace Summit Fails To Find Consensus On Ending The Israeli-Hamas War
At Cairo peace summit, Arab leaders express growing anger with Israel over its war in Gaza — AP
Cairo Peace Summit ends without Gaza breakthrough — Reuters
World leaders at Cairo Peace Summit call for civilian safety in Gaza — UPI
World leaders attend Cairo peace summit to ‘de-escalate’ Israel-Hamas war — Al JAzeera
Peace Summit in Egypt Shows a Shift in Rhetoric but no Consensus — New York Times