Hamas gives 'green light' to Israel
Hamas Political Bureau member Moussa Abu Marzouk said the movement does not want to hold Israeli hostages and is seeking a new prisoner exchange deal.
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Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip have been ongoing for 106 days. While the Israeli army continues to strike the region heavily, the status of the hostages held in the Gaza Strip remains unknown.
Hamas Political Bureau member Moussa Abu Marzouk stated in a statement that the Hamas movement does not want to hold Israeli hostages and is seeking a new prisoner exchange deal.
Marzouk said, "In the end, Israel will have to make a deal, because in more than 100 days of war, it has not been able to forcibly recover any hostages."
"WE CALL FOR TAKING BRAVE AND PRINCIPLED STANCES"
Speaking about the Houthis in Yemen, Marzouk stated that Hamas appreciates the support the Houthis have given to the Palestinian people and all their efforts to end the war in the Gaza Strip, adding, "We call on all forces to take brave and principled stances to end this genocide."