US EditionHamas says it won't disarm unless independent Palestinian state established
PALESTINE, AUG 4 – Hamas maintains weapons until an independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital is recognized, blocking peace efforts amid ongoing conflict and 50 hostages held, officials say.
- On Tuesday, Qatar and Egypt endorsed a France-Saudi declaration stating Hamas must hand over its arms to the Western-backed Palestinian Authority.
- On Saturday, Hamas said it would not disarm unless an independent, fully sovereign Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital is established.
- The United Nations reported that over 1,300 Palestinians have been killed trying to access food at GHF-run sites since May, earlier this week.
- Concluding without agreement, talks broke down last week, as Hamas said it would only consider disarmament if Palestinians achieve full statehood and sovereignty.
- Long-Term, Hamas’s conditional rejection underscores that disarmament depends on full Palestinian statehood, complicating peace efforts, despite Qatar and Egypt backing a plan for Hamas to disarm under Palestinian Authority control.
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Hamas Defies Global Calls for Peace, Refuses to Lay Down Arms “As Long As The Occupation Exists”
Hamas has declared that it will not disarm “as long as the occupation exists,” and criticized U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff for what it described as a “theatrical” visit to an aid distribution center in war-torn Gaza. The statement, released Saturday, flatly denied reported claims by Witkoff that Hamas had expressed willingness to demilitarize — remarks made following his visit to a site operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a n…
Hamas claims that it will not give up its weapons until a fully sovereign Palestinian state, with Jerusalem as its capital, is established. The Palestinian Islamist movement responded to statements attributed to the US Special Envoy for the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, according to which Hamas "expressed its will" to lay down its arms. Israel, for its part, makes any progress in the negotiations conditional on the group's complete disarmament.
Hamas Official Says Palestinian State Gaining Support Due to October 7 Terror
A senior Hamas official said Saturday that the growing number of western states that say they will recognize a Palestinian state in September is proof of the effectiveness of terror. The post Hamas Official Says Palestinian State Gaining Support Due to October 7 Terror appeared first on Breitbart.
The US has a plan to end the Gaza war, but Hamas wants to lay down the weapons only on one condition.
Hamas thug calls recognition of the Palestinian state a 'fruit' of the Oct. 7 massacre
European and other nations have announced plans to recognize a Palestinian state in Gaza, virtue-signaling for President Trump and Israel's Prime Minister Binyamin Netanayahu, who want no such thing, given the heinous record of terrorism of the p...
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