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The article focused on statements by Khalil Haya, the head of the political bureau of Hamas, regarding the movement’s priorities in the coming phase. He emphasized the need to implement the roadmap for the Gaza Strip and to reorganize the Palestinian house based on unity and partnership. Haya called on the international community and mediators to pressure Israel to adhere to the agreements, pointing to the ongoing suffering in Gaza from violence, hunger, and displacement, as well as the escalation of settlements in the West Bank. He also noted that Hamas remains committed to the roadmap approved in July and demands pressure on Israel to translate it into tangible actions to address the humanitarian crisis and restore stability. He detailed his multiple meetings with security officials and Americans, urging them to turn their stances into concrete deeds. Haya stressed the importance of Palestinians achieving their political rights and establishing their state with the participation of all, with elections serving as a means to unify Gaza and the West Bank. He rejected linking the future of Palestinians to the outcomes of Israeli elections. On regional affairs, he confirmed that Hamas seeks to strengthen its relations with Arab and Islamic countries and is looking for mediators to resolve regional conflicts, with a focus on supporting the Palestinian cause. He denied that Hamas is being used in Israeli election campaigns and accused Israel of obstructing humanitarian aid to Gaza. Haya concluded by emphasizing that the current phase requires implementing agreements, developing Palestinian policy, and expanding regional and international support for the cause.
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