GAZA, March 2 (Xinhuanet) -- A senior Islamic Jihad leader revealed on Wednesday that the movement's delegation that would participate in the planned March 15 Palestinian dialogue in Cairo would be all from abroad, mainly from Syria.

   Sheikh Nafez Azzam told reporters that the movement had not decided yet if a delegation that represents the movement in Gaza and the West Bank is to join the dialogue that would be sponsored by Egypt.

   But the movement's delegation based abroad, mainly in Syria and Lebanon, will participate in the dialogue, he added.

   However, Israel said earlier that it would not let Jihad leaders to head to Cairo to participate into the Palestinian dialogues. The step came after the Tel Aviv operation that was carried out by a Jihad militant.

   Azzam said that on the dialogue's agenda it's scheduled to discuss several issues such as the political partnership, reaching a comprehensive national program and organizing the Palestinian internal house.

   He doubted that the Cairo dialogue is held to declare a truce with Israel, adding that "it's still early to talk about this issue in the time that Israel is still not committed to the demanded conditions."

   Azzam revealed that a meeting will gather representatives of the Palestinian factions with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas after the latter returns back from London's conference.

   He added that another meeting would be with Interior Minister Nasser Yousef as well as several other meetings with Fatah leadership.  Enditem