From an interview with Al Jazeera by Hamas leader Muhammad Nazzal
In an interview with Al Jazeera, the leader of Hamas, Muhammad Nazzal, made a statement on the negotiations in Cairo, the progress of peace talks, why Netanyahu does not want to end the war, and other current issues. Summary of the statement.
In an interview with Al Jazeera, the leader of Hamas, Muhammad Nazzal, made a statement on the negotiations in Cairo, the progress of peace talks, why Netanyahu does not want to end the war, and other current issues. Summary of the statement.
- The negotiations in Cairo did not stop and the Hamas delegation returned to consult on the events that dominated this round.
- The invaders want to reach a temporary truce, do not want to agree to a permanent cease-fire and do not want to leave the Gaza Strip, even if gradually.
- We can move to a new round of negotiations, but I cannot say exactly when it will start.
- The American administration is partial to the Zionist structure, and its position expresses great and incomprehensible contradictions.
- Netanyahu decided to continue the war in his own way in order to maintain his power.
- We welcome the presence of a seaport that will facilitate the flow of aid to the Gaza Strip.
- We want to create a sea port in the Gaza Strip to avoid restrictions on crossing the border.
- Haaretz 's report on the martyrdom of 27 Palestinian prisoners under torture in occupation prisons had sad and shameful consequences.
- Netanyahu's threats to invade Rafah are being made against the background of pressure on Hamas to make concessions in negotiations.
- Netanyahu must understand that any military operation in Rafah will not be a light walk in the park .
- The resistance movement has no choice but to protect its people , and Netanyahu wants the war to continue in order not to lose his position .
- We want to reach an agreement to stop the aggression, but Netanyahu does not want it .
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