Hamas: Washington preseed the last ceasefire proposal in Gaza before the US elections – Mehr News Agency | RCO News Agency
According to Mehr news agency, quoted by Palestine’s Safa news agency, Osama Hamdan, one of the senior leaders of the Hamas moveme, told Al-Mayadeen network: “The latest American proposal for a cease-fire agreeme in Gaza was preseed before the presideial elections of this coury.”
He added: Israel seeks to return its prisoners to the resistance and was the resistance forces to surrender, then TelAviv decide whether to end the war or coinue it.
Hamdan added: Israel seeks to achieve things in negotiations that it failed to achieve on the battlefield, and this is not possible.
This Hamas official coinued: “It is importa for us to stop the conflict and impleme a ceasefire for the Palestinian nation, and the statemes made about a 5-day ceasefire and returning to war again do not fulfill this demand of our people.”
He meioned the negotiations in Cairo with the Fatah group and said that in a meeting held in Egypt with the Fatah moveme, we reached an agreeme to form a committee to manage the affairs of the Gaza Strip.
A senior Hamas official stated: It was expected that a meeting with the Fatah moveme would be held to complete the issues raised, but this meeting was canceled due to some developmes, including the martyrdom of Yahya. Al-Sanuwar was delayed
Hamdan emphasized the position of the Hamas moveme, which is the formation of a Palestinian national unity governme to manage the affairs of the Palestinians, and said: Of course, no agreeme has yet been reached on the formation of this governme.
Regarding the Lebanese fro, he also said: Despite the fierceness of the Islamic resistance in Lebanon, which is still there, it has caused the invaders to pay the price of their aggression, and the attacks of these forces have se the Zionist leaders to shelter.
In the end, the senior Hamas official emphasized: Despite the efforts of some to incite sedition and sectarianism, it is appropriate to support the resistance in Lebanon.
