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The head of the political bureau of the Islamic Resistance Movement (agitation) Ismail Haniyeh The Israeli occupation army suffered more losses in Gaza stripHe revealed that Hamas presented a comprehensive vision that begins with stopping the Israeli aggression against Gaza, opening the crossings, and concluding a prisoner exchange deal.
He said – in his speech today, Wednesday – that the Palestinian resistance “teaches the enemy every day a new lesson in the military built on the shoulders of faithful men,” stressing that Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades (The military wing of Hamas) and the resistance factions are fighting the occupation army on all fronts and are responding heroically and valiantly, not caring about their tanks or their continuous bombardment.
Haniyeh stressed that the Palestinian people, with their steadfastness, steadfastness, and attachment to their land, thwarted the enemy’s plans with “a new catastrophe of displacement and diaspora.”
The region will not enjoy stability
The Hamas president revealed that they informed the mediators of the need to “put an immediate end to the massacre and genocide” and that the movement presented “a comprehensive vision that begins with stopping the aggression and opening the crossings, passing through a deal to exchange prisoners, and ending with opening the political path to the establishment of an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital and the right to self-determination.”
However, Netanyahu – adds Haniyeh – is procrastinating and deceiving his audience with false promises, stressing that the Palestinians will not allow him to fulfill them, and “successive Israeli governments have failed to fulfill any of their promises.”
Haniyeh addressed the Israelis, saying, “I tell the enemies that you were defeated on October 7 and in your faltering ground incursion,” and warned them that it would cost the occupation a lot to realize its mistake, including the lives of a number of its prisoners held by the resistance.
The head of Hamas stressed that prisoners held by the resistance are subjected to the same killing and destruction as the Palestinian people in Gaza, the last of whom were killed in the Jabalia camp massacre yesterday.
He added that the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu – who said that he leads a right-wing, racist, fascist group – is one of the most important causes of the current war, “and he only thinks about how to save himself and his family and fears imprisonment and accountability, even if it is at the expense of destroying the entire region.”
Haniyeh warned that Netanyahu “has no objection to burning the green and dry land in the region and outside it to save himself and the extremists around him.”
He revealed that before the war, the Hamas movement repeatedly informed the international parties they met that the occupation’s continued storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque, building settlements, and the practices of the Netanyahu government would not go unnoticed, and that “the explosion is inevitably coming, and this criminal and his gang must be curbed.”
The head of Hamas regretted that these international parties did not listen to Hamas’ calls, but Israel’s allies continued to support Netanyahu and encourage him to move forward with his racist policy.
On the other hand, Haniyeh called on the countries – which support the occupation and provide a cover for it to commit massacres against the Palestinian people in Gaza, led by the United States – to retreat from “outdated colonial policies” and called on them to stop providing military support to the Israeli government and to stop obstructing the international will to demand an end to the aggression. Israeli, and opening the crossings.
The head of Hamas’s political bureau warned that the region will not enjoy security and stability as long as the Palestinian people do not enjoy their legitimate rights to freedom, stability and return.
In the same context, Haniyeh called for the necessity of continuing work Rafah crossing Without stopping in both directions, as it is a purely Egyptian-Palestinian crossing.
