Hamas confirmed, on Tuesday evening, that its interest was and is still in the continuation of the agreement, accusing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of seeking to overthrow it and resume the war.
The movement’s spokesman, Abd al -Latif al -Qanoua, said in a statement that “the interest of Hamas was in the continuation of the agreement and will continue to deal with flexibility and positiveness with the mediators to push the aggression about the Palestinian people and obligate the occupation to the agreement,” noting that the movement “is in constant contact with the mediators, and is responsible with any proposals aimed at stopping the aggression and lifting the siege.”
Al -Qanouka accused Netanyahu of “retracting the agreement to achieve his personal interests and escape from his internal crises,” adding that the mediators “realize Hamas’s commitment to the terms of the agreement despite Netanyahu’s delay and coup against him, and requires them to reveal this to the world.”
