PNN – Regarding the statements attributed to Musa Abu Marzouq, a member of this group, Hazem Qassem, the spokesman of the Hamas movement, said: Hamas still adheres to the weapon of resistance as a legitimate right and will not withdraw from it.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, quoted by Qatar’s Al Jazeera channel, Qasim said: As long as the occupation of Palestinian lands continues, the issue of weapons for resistance will not be negotiable in any way, and the statements attributed to Musa Abu Marzouq are not the official position of Hamas.
The New York Times quoted Abu Marzouq as saying: Hamas is ready to negotiate about its weapons.
He said: The aggressive and destructive behavior of the occupiers in all the wars against the nations of the region is the reason for the large amount of destruction in the Gaza Strip, and now the occupiers are completing the policy of destruction and destruction in the West Bank.
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Qassem emphasized: Resistance in all its forms and forms will remain a legitimate right for the Palestinian nation until the realization of freedom and return to their lands, and the October 7 saga is a turning point in the history of all nations that are under occupation, and it is also a strategic turning point in the path of the Palestinian national struggle.
A senior Hamas official stated on Tuesday night: The resistance’s weapon is the red line, which is not negotiable.
Ismail Rizwan, one of the leaders of the Hamas movement, announced a few hours ago: The weapon of resistance is the red line, which is not negotiable.
He said: The occupiers are trying to escape from the implementation of the ceasefire agreement.
Rizwan added: We invite the mediating parties to put pressure on the occupiers and make them adhere to the full implementation of the agreement.