Hamas' Position on Negotiating a Ceasefire

TLDRHamas is prepared to negotiate a ceasefire before Ramadan, with certain conditions, such as the lifting of the siege on Gaza, stopping the incursions, and rebuilding Gaza.

Key insights

💡Hamas is open to negotiating a permanent ceasefire, not just a temporary one.

🔒Hamas believes that Israeli leadership needs to change its mentality and be willing to work towards peace.

🔑Key requirements for a ceasefire include stopping the genocide, lifting the siege, and making the people of Gaza feel like normal human beings.

🌍Hamas believes that anything short of an independent Palestinian state is obsolete.

💥Hamas asserts that they are defending themselves and their actions are a response to the occupation.

Q&A

Is Hamas prepared to release all the hostages?

Yes, Hamas is prepared to release all hostages, including prisoners in Israeli jails.

Is a two-state solution possible?

Hamas believes that a two-state solution is not innovative and has not led to the desired outcome.

Does Hamas consider civilians as legitimate targets?

Hamas does not consider civilians as legitimate targets and denies using human shields.

Is Hamas open to unity with Fatah?

Yes, Hamas is open to unity with Fatah and has proposed a government to rebuild and prepare for elections.

What are the key requirements for a ceasefire?

The key requirements for a ceasefire, according to Hamas, include stopping the genocide, lifting the siege, and making Gaza feel normal.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Hamas is prepared to negotiate a ceasefire before Ramadan, with certain conditions.

01:00A permanent ceasefire is desired, but it depends on the attitude and mentality of Israeli leadership.

02:00Key requirements for a ceasefire include stopping the genocide, lifting the siege, and rebuilding Gaza.

03:00Hamas views a two-state solution as obsolete and supports an independent Palestinian state.

07:00Hamas sees themselves as defending against the occupation and believes in the right to self-defense.