Head of the Hamas Political Bureau, Ismail Haniyeh, confirmed that the movement is open to dealing with “any paper or initiative that provides the foundations of the resistance’s position in the ceasefire negotiations.”
Haniyeh stressed during a dialogue seminar that the movement's "priority is to stop the criminal war against our people, and to consider common interests with the axis of resistance, whether in Lebanon and other fronts in Yemen, Iraq, Syria, and the components of the nation."
In his speech, Haniyeh referred to the latest developments in the political negotiations for a ceasefire in Gaza, saying: “Hamas has specific demands for a permanent ceasefire, complete withdrawal, reconstruction, prisoner exchange, relief for our people and everything related to the siege.”
He added that these demands are “the demands of our people, the resistance, and all the free people of the nation, and the movement is engaging in negotiations on the basis of these foundations, and it has reached the final stage since May 6 with its approval of the American-backed Egyptian-Qatari paper, but the entity has returned to putting comments on it that touch on the essence of these demands.”
Haniyeh said that Israel's negotiating strategy "is based on mobilizing regional and international pressure" to pressure Hamas to accept the Israeli vision, which affects the foundations of Palestinian demands.
He pointed out that the war on the Gaza Strip for the ninth month in a row “is being run not only by the occupation army, but also by the American administration and its allies among the Western colonial powers,” noting that US President Joe Biden personally chaired the meeting of the Israeli War Council in a session that lasted seven hours to set goals for eliminating the resistance. And enthusiasm.
Very thoughtful.
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