On Monday, Hamas movement called on the parties that sponsored the indirect ceasefire understandings with Israel to make sure that the occupation authorities “commit to the accord”.
Anadolu Agency reported that Abdul Latif Al-Qanua, spokesman for Hamas, said in a statement:
“The mediators must compel the occupation authorities to respect the deal that has been agreed upon and to implement the rest of the terms.”
On Monday, Hamas movement called on the parties that sponsored the indirect ceasefire understandings with Israel to make sure that the occupation authorities “commit to the accord”.
Abdul Latif Al-Qanua,… https://t.co/iUe8iEmdh3
— Gaza Post (@gazapost_e) January 8, 2019
Al-Qanua held Israel accountable for the results of “postponing or disavowing the ceasefire understandings, and denying the rights of the Palestinian people.”
He reiterated Hamas’s commitment to carry on “the Great Marche of Return, break the border siege, and regain our rights from the occupation state.”
Al-Qanua continued:
“The Zionist occupation will not give the Palestinian people their rights voluntarily. However, we will catch hold of our rights back against the occupation authorities’ will. Rights are to be taken not given deliberately.”
Israel’s Channel 20 stated, Monday, that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had ordered the freezing of the third phase of the transfer of Qatari funds to the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli channel reported that Netanyahu’s decision came under the pretext of “the recent escalation in the south of Israel, and the launch of a shell from the Gaza Strip.”
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《Ten years after 1st WAR on #Gaza, #Israel still plans ENDLESS BRUTE FORCE》
Mirror of #PearlHarbour attack
Japs were delayed 1hr in declaring war by #US action#Zionists repeated same trickery allowing #Hamas to believe ceasefire in opperation, fooling Robert Pastor pic.twitter.com/mWMpjg3kJj— Robert Hand?????? (@ratcatcher2) January 8, 2019
There was no official confirmation from the Israeli government of the information circulated by Channel 20.
Yesterday, Israel bombed three sites in the Gaza Strip in response to Hamas’s escalation which involved sending a small helicopter from Gaza towards southern Israel yesterday, and launching an artillery shell this morning towards the coast of Ashkelon.
Three months ago, Qatar announced that it would provide Gaza with a $150-million grant, to be granted throughout six months, to cover the costs of fuel for the Gaza power plant and deliver humanitarian financial assistance to government employees and Ghazawis in general.
So the Zionist State broke the ceasefire with Hamas today, over this thing. More bombings, more rockets… Israelis will cry and blame Hamas. pic.twitter.com/aqsQzXvG7C
— Chris Deveny (@Simcoe_Sun) January 7, 2019
This understanding was included as an indirect accord between Hamas and Israel aimed at reaching a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
Egypt, Qatar, and the United Nations have been leading consultations between the Palestinian factions in Gaza and Israel, based on easing the siege imposed on the Gaza Strip, in exchange for a halt to protests known as the Great March of Return organized by Palestinians near the border with Israel since the end of last March.
( MEMO, PC, Social Media)
