A Hamas leader announced on Monday evening that the continued violations of the ceasefire by the Zionist regime have so far resulted in the martyrdom of at least 250 Palestinians, and Hamas's position on the deployment of the international force depends on its nature and mission.
Publish dateTuesday 4 November 2025 - 10:03
Story Code : 334645
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): "Mohammed Nazzal", a leader of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), said on Monday evening (November 4) that the Zionist regime has martyred 250 Palestinians and injured hundreds of others by repeatedly violating the ceasefire.
Nazzal explained in an interview with Al Jazeera: "The proposed law on the execution of prisoners shows the brutality of the occupiers and exposes their lies to the world."
He also added: "Our position on the international force depends on its composition and mission."
Ankara's claim about Hamas's withdrawal from power in Gaza
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan claimed on Monday evening that the Hamas resistance movement is ready to hand over the administration of Gaza to a Palestinian committee.
Fidan said in a press conference after meeting with foreign ministers of Arab and Islamic countries: "As long as this agreement (ceasefire) protects the rights of the Palestinian people, it will be resistant to provocative actions over time."
According to the TASS news agency, he explained: "What we support in its principles is that Palestine should be governed by the Palestinians and their security should be guaranteed by the Palestinians."
The Turkish diplomat went on to state that the Zionist regime is not fulfilling its obligations to allow humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip and that the agreed number of shipments is not entering the region.
According to the report, Fidan called for the international community to put pressure on Tel Aviv, noting that at least 250 Palestinians were killed and hundreds more were injured in the Israeli regime's attacks on Gaza after the ceasefire agreement was announced.
Nazzal explained in an interview with Al Jazeera: "The proposed law on the execution of prisoners shows the brutality of the occupiers and exposes their lies to the world."
He also added: "Our position on the international force depends on its composition and mission."
Ankara's claim about Hamas's withdrawal from power in Gaza
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan claimed on Monday evening that the Hamas resistance movement is ready to hand over the administration of Gaza to a Palestinian committee.
Fidan said in a press conference after meeting with foreign ministers of Arab and Islamic countries: "As long as this agreement (ceasefire) protects the rights of the Palestinian people, it will be resistant to provocative actions over time."
According to the TASS news agency, he explained: "What we support in its principles is that Palestine should be governed by the Palestinians and their security should be guaranteed by the Palestinians."
The Turkish diplomat went on to state that the Zionist regime is not fulfilling its obligations to allow humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip and that the agreed number of shipments is not entering the region.
According to the report, Fidan called for the international community to put pressure on Tel Aviv, noting that at least 250 Palestinians were killed and hundreds more were injured in the Israeli regime's attacks on Gaza after the ceasefire agreement was announced.
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