Delegates from different Palestinian factions visited Sunday the house of Palestinian abductee Abdul-Dayem Abu Libda in Bureij refugee camp in Gaza.

Abu Libda and three others were abducted in Sinai in August when masked militants stormed the deportation bus they were travelling in shortly after it left Rafah border crossing.

The visitors included delegates from Hamas, Al-Ahrar Movement, Popular Resistance Committees and the Al-Mujahideen Brigades, in addition to a number of independents and freed ex-prisoners.

Hamas leader Tawfiq Abu Ni’eem called on the authorities in Egypt to uncover the fate of the abductees, confirming that Hamas and the Palestinian factions and people stand with the families in their ordeal.

On his part, Hamas leader Kamal Abu Oun said that the issue of the four abductees remains a top priority issue for the movement, stressing that Hamas will spare no effort to secure the safe return of the four young men.

Since their abduction in August, the fate of the abductees Yasser Zannoun, Hussein Alzebda, Abdullah Abuljebein and Abdul Dayem Abulibda had been the center of popular and factional activities that demand Egypt to assume its role and work to free the abductees.