The transfer of Hamas offices from Qatar was officially denied.
Zaher Jabarin, one of the leaders of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement in the West Bank, in an interview with Al Jazeera, denied the news related to the pressure on Hamas to move the offices of this movement from Qatar to Turkey and said: Hamas has no plans to move its offices outside of It has no diameter.
Referring to the efforts of some parties to create a psychological war against the Palestinian resistance, he emphasized that such rumors are aimed at intensifying the pressure on the resistance groups.
Jabarin also pointed out that the Palestinian resistance fully adheres to its conditions in the ceasefire negotiations and the exchange of prisoners and said: Hamas will not fall short of any of its conditions in this regard.
In this regard, a Palestinian source close to Hamas emphasized in a conversation with Al-Mayadeen that the news published in some foreign and Arab media about the pressure on the leaders of this movement to leave Qatar is not true.
The mentioned source pointed out that the political leaders of Hamas are not looking for any other place than Qatar and the rumors raised in this context are a media war to put pressure on this movement in the shadow of its adherence to the demand for a complete cessation of the war and the withdrawal of the occupying forces from Gaza as a pre The context of the agreement is the exchange of prisoners.
Earlier, the American newspaper Wall Street Journal claimed in a report that Hamas is considering moving its offices from Qatar and has communicated with two foreign countries in this regard.
This newspaper had claimed that the Qatari and Egyptian authorities had put pressure on Hamas to accept the ceasefire agreement and the exchange of prisoners and had emphasized that if it is not accepted, the offices and leaders of Hamas should leave Qatar.