The movement explained that a report by Israeli human rights organisation, Peace Now, revealed that Israeli occupation authorities have established at least seven new settlement outposts in the occupied West Bank on Palestinian-owned land. This, according to the movement, is part of the occupation government’s ongoing plans to annex and Judaise the ...

Abu Obaida, the spokesperson for the group, said on Telegram: “The occupation army recently bombed a location where some enemy prisoners were present and repeated the bombing to ensure their death.”

In a statement marking the 37th anniversary of its founding, Hamas emphasized its openness to “serious and genuine initiatives to stop the aggression and crimes of the occupation against our people, while firmly adhering to the rights, principles, and aspirations of the Palestinian people.”

In a statement, Hamas said it held in-depth talks with the Fatah group in Cairo to form a committee to run Gaza through implementing previously agreed frameworks to achieve Palestinian unity.

“Over 2 million Palestinians in Gaza face the risk of death from hunger and thirst due to the Israeli Occupation’s denial of aid delivery and restrictions on access to medicine, food and water,” Hamas said in a statement.

In a statement marking the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, Hamas has called on people around the world to take to the streets in their respective capitals on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to protest the crimes of the Israeli regime in Gaza.

“We will not agree to any understandings that do not end the suffering of our people, ensure their return to their homes, and allow for the complete reconstruction of the Gaza Strip,” insisted senior Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri.

​​​​​​​The Jerusalem Post published the results of a survey conducted by Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combatting Antisemitism, which also showed that 42 percent of Jews criticise Israel, compared to only seven per cent of their international counterparts.

Yair Golan, head of the Labor Party, noted that “Hezbollah is far stronger than Hamas, and the Israeli military has not defeated it yet.”

The call came shortly after at least 36 civilians, including 15 children, were killed in an Israeli strike on an inhabited home in Jabalia in northern Gaza.

“It is time for the Islamic nations to fulfill their religious and political duties towards the holy city, which is facing an extensive Judaization campaign by the Israeli occupying government,” Hamas political bureau member Haroun Nasser al-Din said in a statement.

In a statement, the Palestinian group said the move is “in line with the honourable position of Spain in rejecting the Zionist aggression on the Gaza Strip, and to prevent supplying it with weapons to continue the genocide against our Palestinian people.”

According to the report, the deal seeks to establish a single administration to manage the reconstruction effort and provide basic services in Gaza.

Egypt hosted talks between the two Palestinian groups on Saturday to discuss the formation of a joint committee to run post-war Gaza.

Senior Hamas figure Mahmoud Mardawi, in an official statement, said: “We warn of the grave danger posed by the plans led by the extremist occupation government and illegal settler groups to displace the residents of Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank.”

Speaking to the Hamas-run Al-Aqsa TV channel, senior Hamas official, Osama Hamdan, said Israel does not offer any genuine proposals and “is definitively not serious in the (cease-fire) negotiations”.

Commenting on the ongoing massacres of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, Al-Nunu pointed out that the occupation regime is destroying all the components of life and targeting hospitals before the eyes of the world, “But the world has not lifted a finger.” He added that the regime has not been able to achieve its declared goals for a whole year and has ...

Hamas condemned on Saturday an Israeli attack on a residential area in the town of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip.

Hamas senior official Osama Hamdan, on Thursday evening, said that there will be no prisoner exchange deal with the [Israeli] occupation unless the aggression on Gaza is halted and a complete withdrawal takes place.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, Osama Hamadan said that the international community’s inaction is a “stain on the forehead of all those who are silent, inactive and negligent in taking action to stop the [Israeli crimes].” He added that the continued silence of the US and some Western countries and their support for the Israeli occupation regime ...