Gazi Hamad Critiques Recent Agreement

Gazi Hamad, a member of Hamas's Political Bureau, expressed his dissatisfaction with the recent Cairo agreement, noting that he had hoped for a better deal that would end the occupation and open prospects for a better Palestinian future. He stated that the Palestinian reality is extremely difficult and that Israel is continuing escalation and assaults on Gaza, accusing Israel of being the core problem in the region, rather than the Palestinians. He clarified that the goal of the October 7 attack was solely to lift the blockade on Gaza, capture Israeli soldiers, and free 6,000 Palestinian prisoners, emphasizing that while some wrongful actions occurred, they were not Hamas's policy. He pointed out that Israel bears responsibility for the deterioration of the situation and has refused to release civilians despite his personal efforts with human rights organizations. He affirmed that Hamas has not changed its approach and is prepared to face exceptional circumstances, reaffirming its commitment to ending the occupation. He regarded Israel as a burden on the world that causes regional crises.

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