Palestinian Resistance group, Hamas, said on Friday that Israel does not take Gaza ceasefire negotiations seriously.
Hamas says Israel 'not serious' in Gaza ceasefire negotiations
2 Nov 2024 - 16:34
Palestinian Resistance group, Hamas, said on Friday that Israel does not take Gaza ceasefire negotiations seriously.
“Any proposal presented to us (Hamas) that meets our people’s demands, ends their suffering and completely halts the Israeli aggression, not temporarily, we will proceed with it without hesitation,” Hamdan said.
He added that Israel is unable to break the Palestinian Resistance despite the year-long war in the enclave. Israel has killed more than 43,000 people in Gaza and rendered it uninhabitable since the 7 October, 2023 Hamas attacks.
Efforts led by the US, Egypt, and Qatar for a permanent ceasefire have so far failed, mainly due to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s refusal to halt the war.
The Resistance group says it will not accept any truce proposal that does not include a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and a total end to hostilities.
An Israeli delegation returned from Doha this week, with the Prime Minister’s office saying discussions between the mediators and Hamas will continue in the coming days in order to “evaluate the feasibility of talks and the continued effort to advance a deal.”
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