Hamas and Trump's Gaza plan
In response to the question of whether Hamas accepted Trump's plan, the article clarifies that Hamas and the Palestinian resistance only approved the first phase of Trump's plan, which involves ceasing the war, allowing aid into the Gaza Strip, and exchanging prisoners. The remaining points were linked to a comprehensive Palestinian national stance. They did not fully agree to the clauses concerning the future of the Gaza Strip and the rights of the Palestinian people. Instead, they reaffirmed their right to resist. Some statements have been portrayed as partial or unclear approval, but they essentially maintain their position. The Israeli occupation did not fully implement the first phase of the plan and continues to impose a blockade and ongoing aggression on Gaza. Meanwhile, the resistance maintains its resilience, adhering to its red lines, foremost of which are preserving the resistance's weapon and establishing a unified national framework to discuss Gaza's future and Palestinian rights.
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