US EditionHamas says it won't disarm unless independent Palestinian state established
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, AUG 1 – Hamas insists disarmament depends on establishing a sovereign Palestinian state with Jerusalem as capital, reaffirming armed resistance as a legal right under international law.
- Hamas has said it will not disarm unless an independent Palestinian state is established with Jerusalem as its capital.
- Donald Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff and US ambassador Mike Huckabee visited a centre run by the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation in Gaza.
- Hamas condemned Witkoff's visit as "a premeditated staged show" and said the trip was "designed to mislead public opinion and provide political cover for Israel's killing of civilians in Gaza".
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By Ibrahim Dahman and Billy Stockwell, CNN Hamas said Saturday it will not consider disarmament until a sovereign Palestinian state is established, with Jerusalem as its capital. “We reaffirm once again that resistance and its weapons are a national and legal right as long as the (Israeli) occupation persists,” the militant group said in a statement. The group asserted that this right “cannot be relinquished except with the full restoration of o…
By Ibrahim Dahman and Billy Stockwell, CNN Hamas said Saturday it will not consider disarmament until a sovereign Palestinian state is established, with Jerusalem as its capital. “We reaffirm once again that resistance and its weapons are a national and legal right as long as the (Israeli) occupation persists,” the militant group said in a statement. The group asserted that this right “cannot be relinquished except with the full restoration of o…
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