Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud met Moroccan King Mohammed VI in the coastal city of Jeddah on Monday where the two discussed the latest developments in the region, particularly the ongoing conflict in the Palestinian Gaza Strip, the Saudi News Agency (SPA) said.

“They discussed the latest developments at the Islamic, Arab and international levels, particularly the latest developments in the Palestinian territories,” SPA said.

The two leaders also discussed avenues of enhancing cooperation between the two countries at all levels, the agency added.

Meanwhile, Egypt's Foreign Minister is raising the possibility of restarting stalled peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians as part of negotiating a cease-fire in the war that has broken out on the Gaza Strip.

Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri's comments Tuesday came at the start of a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who is in Cairo trying to help broker a truce after two weeks of fighting that have killed more than 500 Palestinians and two dozen Israelis.

Kerry said all sides needed to address what he described as the complicated underlying issues that have given rise to the latest bout of violence.

But he stopped short of agreeing to reopen the peace talks that abruptly broke off last April after nearly nine months of his personal attention.