Haniyeh: We will not allow the enemy to use negotiations to cover his crimes

Ismail Haniyeh, the head of the political office of Hamas, after meeting with the Emir of Qatar Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani in Cairo on Monday, in a statement referring to the process of negotiations on establishing a ceasefire In the Gaza Strip, he announced that the movement responded to the efforts of the mediators and agreed to the process of negotiations to stop the aggression against Gaza, but the enemy is negligent and this is something that Hamas will not accept in any way.

In a meeting with the head of the political office of Hamas today, the emir of Qatar reviewed the developments of the Palestinian issue and the ceasefire in Gaza and emphasized the importance of unity between the Palestinian groups.

According to Al-Mayadin report, Haniyeh stressed, “There will be no time for the enemy to procrastinate; Stopping the war of famine and hunger has the most attention and should not be related to other issues”.

The senior Palestinian official also warned: “We will not allow the enemy to use negotiations as a cover for their crimes.”

Some special sources in the Palestinian resistance in a conversation with al-Mayadeen news network while pointing out that some insufficient changes in the position of the Zionist regime were observed in the Paris meeting, emphasized: “Although the second Paris meeting about the prisoner exchange agreement between the resistance and the regime The occupier tried to eliminate the differences between the Hamas movement and Israel, but the Zionist regime prevented a final agreement and the gap between the two sides is still wide, especially since the Israeli side opposed a definitive ceasefire and complete withdrawal. >
These sources added: “Hamas believes that the occupying regime is trying to buy time so that the final agreement is not reached, because this agreement will create an internal crisis for it.”

Osameh Hamdan, one of the leaders of Hamas, emphasized in the press conference on Friday that the positions and answers of the occupying regime to the mediators are still negative and this regime puts many obstacles in the way of reaching an agreement.