(Adnkronos) – “We are ready to resume negotiations immediately, as soon as the humanitarian crisis and hunger in Gaza are over and aid has reached its destination. Continuing contacts in a period of famine makes them useless, especially after Israel withdrew last week without any justification, when we were close to reaching an agreement”. Hamas said this in a statement regarding the negotiations for an agreement.
Mo: Hamas, ‘yes to negotiations, but first end hunger in Gaza’
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