The movement said in a statement yesterday: “The settler militias’ persistent attacks on villages and towns in the West Bank is a continuation of the series of crimes supported by the Nazi occupation government and its criminal leaders, who incite against the blood and resources of our people.”
Hamas said it affirmed “the natural right” of countries and peoples in the region to defend themselves “in the face of Zionist aggressions”, referring to Israel.
Hamdan said Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, was placing obstacles hindering both parties from reaching an agreement, and that he is “not interested” in releasing Israeli hostages.
The official told Al Jazeera that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to buy time and absorb the anger of the families of the prisoners of war held in Gaza and is creating obstacles to reaching a truce agreement.
Opposition leader Lapid addressed protesters, who planned to set up hundreds of tents after the demonstration ends, to stage sit-ins every day until weekend, reports media
The movement said in a statement received by Quds Press that it praises the responsible national position of the families and tribes of Gaza that resolutely refused to respond to the malicious plans of the Zionist occupation, which aim to create coordination bodies separate from the Palestinian national ranks. They also stressed that “the families ...
The movement confirmed in a press statement received by Quds Press on Friday: “This false and deceptive investigation overlooks the undeniable facts documenting the fact that the Palestinians were exposed to direct gunfire on the upper parts of the body with the intention of instant death, evident from examining the bodies of the martyrs, in addition ...
Hamdan, speaking at a press conference in Beirut, repeated his group’s conditions for a deal: an end to Israel’s military offensive, a withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip and the return of displaced Palestinians to homes they have fled in other parts of Gaza.
In a statement issued yesterday, the movement said it hoped all African countries would translate the final statement into practical measures, to help stop the war and genocide being carried out against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
“Hamas responded all the time in a positive spirit and responsibly with the mediators in order to stop the aggression against our people, to end the unjust siege, and to allow the flow of aid, shelter, and reconstruction,” Haniyeh said in a statement.
International Court of Justice declined to request further measures by Israel on Rafah but affirmed Jan. 26 order for Israel to prevent genocidal acts in Gaza
The Palestinian group said the move is to “terminate the work of the agency which represents an international witness on the suffering of our people, on their forcible expulsion from their homes and on their right to return to them.”