Hamas: Zionist prisoners will not see the light of day before the complete ceasefire

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, “Sami Abu Zuhari, one of the senior leaders of the Palestinian Hamas movement, during his speech regarding the negotiations regarding the cease-fire in Gaza and the exchange of prisoners, which reached a deadlock in the shadow of disruptions and the continued aggression of the Zionists in the Gaza Strip, announced: until Israel adheres to a complete cease-fire in the Gaza Strip If not, the conclusion of any agreement is meaningless.

Sami Abu Zahari stated in a press conference with the leaders of Palestinian groups in Tunisia: Until the occupying regime accepts the cessation of aggression against the Palestinian nation. Why should we enter into negotiations?

He added: Until the occupying regime accepts the conditions of resistance, the most important of which is the cessation of aggression against Gaza and the provision of the necessary conditions. In order to improve the lives of the Palestinian people in this region, the Zionist prisoners remain with the resistance and will not see the light of day. The resistance is there and these prisoners should be released according to the standards specified by the resistance, he said: The occupying regime prevents reaching an agreement and the whole world saw how the resistance accepted the mediators’ plan for a ceasefire, but the Zionists did not accept it and attacked the city of Rafah. They blew up the situation in the south of the Gaza Strip.

Abu Zahari clarified: The Zionist regime’s attack on Rafah will never cause the Palestinian groups to surrender, and we will never be influenced by pressure, and the government America should re-evaluate its positions.

Before this, Bassem Naim, a senior member of the political office of the Hamas movement, announced: Our goal was clear from the very first moment. And we were looking for a ceasefire and a complete stop to the killings and aggressions of the Zionist regime against Gaza and to protect our people, and for this purpose we showed a lot of softness and flexibility in the negotiations.

He further emphasized: But as everyone, including mediators and international parties, knows, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the occupying regime, in line with his personal goals and with the aim of staying in power, does not want to reach a ceasefire agreement, and for this reason He rejected the agreement and started attacking the city of Rafah. We told the mediators that the negotiations have reached an impasse, but if the Zionist enemy, especially Netanyahu, agrees to the terms of the resistance to achieve a ceasefire, we can resume the negotiations.

Yesterday, the Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Qatar, Mohammad bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, announced in his speech about the Gaza ceasefire negotiations and the exchange of prisoners: the negotiations about the ceasefire in Gaza have almost entered a state of stagnation and the events that happened in Rafah delayed the negotiations. .

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