On Sunday, Hamas firmly rejected the claim that he agreed to disarm under US President Donald Trump, a proposed agreement on peace in Gaza, called these reports “false and politically motivated” and focused on the weakening of his position in the region.
The head of Hamas Mahmúd Mardawi rejected these reports on October 5. In his statement shared on the official telegram channel of Hamas, Mardawi said, “He completely rejects all false claims about the procedures in the ceasefire interviews or any disarmament discussion.”
What did Trump said about Hamas and Gaza?
Donald Trump also issued Hamas a warning about Gaza control and threatened the group “complete smoothing” if he refused to give up power.
According to CNN, the chairman made the comments in answering questions about his 20 -point plan. Asked directly via a text message, what would happen if Hamas insisted on staying in power, Trump said, “Complete smoothing!”
Who participates in interviews in Egypt?
The delegations from Hamas and Israel, along with us and regional mediators, are ready in Egypt to discuss the plan of the end of almost two years of conflict in Gaza. Trump urged the negotiators to “move quickly” to end the war.
Hamas’s delegation will be led by Khalil al-Hayya, the highest member of the Gaza Group, who recently survived an attempt at the assassination of Israel in Qatar. Israeli delegation at the head of Ron Dermer, Minister of Strategic Affairs and one of the closest advisors to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The US will be represented by Trump’s father -in -law Jared Kushner and a special envoy Steve Witkoff.
What are Hamas’s positions on the Trump Plan?
While Hamas agreed with certain provisions of the US proposal, the group asked for further negotiations and did not bind to disarm, one of the central points of Trump’s plan.
“It completely rejects all the false claims about the ceasefire interviews or any disarmament discussion,” Mardawi said, confirmed the group’s position.
Interviews in Egypt mean a critical moment in an effort to convey a ceasefire and potentially end the devastating conflict in Gaza, which continued for almost two years with heavy civilian victims.
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