Hamas terror spokesman Osama Hamdan told Lebanese media that the group is demanding concrete actions to implement previously reached agreements, rather than continuing the negotiation process.
The publication, which is associated with the Hezbollah terrorist group in Lebanon, also includes the words of Hamdan, who accused the United States of trying to create a positive image of the negotiations in Gaza in order to support the electoral campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris.
“We refuse to receive information from the media and have already informed the mediators that we are waiting for news from them that the occupation has accepted what was announced. Tomorrow we will have two options: if the Zionist entity agrees with the initiative, we will discuss the implementation phase, or if we hear otherwise, we will inform them of our position,” Hamdan stressed.
A senior Hamas terrorist official expressed his dissatisfaction with Israel’s continued presence in the Philadelphia Corridor, the Rafah Crossing and the Netzer Corridor, calling it unacceptable.
Earlier, Kursor wrote that the Hamas terror group called on its supporters around the world to “global mobilization” to increase pressure on Israel. The announcement comes amid ongoing but stalled negotiations in Doha for the release of the hostages.
Moreover, Cursor has already reported that there are reports that the deal is on the verge of failure due to major disagreements over its terms. While many blame Hamas, the terrorist group was quick to announce that “mediation efforts” to reach an agreement on the release of hostages and a ceasefire had failed.
