WASHINGTON April 21. 2024 (Saba) - Hamas refutes US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken's allegation that it obstructs ceasefire in Gaza, confirming the US administration relies on the blatant bias towards Zionist fascism.
Responding to the US official in a statement, Hamas stressed that his statements represent “a falsification of reality, which confirms that the one obstructing the course of the negotiations, for his personal political calculations,” is the head of the Zionist government, Benjamin Netanyahu."
It also stressed the need for the American administration to put pressure on Netanyahu and lift its political and military cover for the crimes of genocide and starvation committed by the occupation against the people of the Gaza Strip, “if it truly wants to stop this tragedy.”
It is noteworthy that the US Secretary of State claimed that his country “wants to reach a ceasefire agreement in Gaza,” claiming that Hamas rejected several Israeli proposals to stop the war,” during a press conference at the end of the meetings of foreign ministers of the G7 countries, in Italy.
Blinken indicated that the United States “does not support a major military operation in Rafah, as it would have dangerous consequences in the presence of civilians,” adding that it is committed to “establishing a Palestinian state through diplomacy, with security guarantees for Israel.”
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Responding to the US official in a statement, Hamas stressed that his statements represent “a falsification of reality, which confirms that the one obstructing the course of the negotiations, for his personal political calculations,” is the head of the Zionist government, Benjamin Netanyahu."
It also stressed the need for the American administration to put pressure on Netanyahu and lift its political and military cover for the crimes of genocide and starvation committed by the occupation against the people of the Gaza Strip, “if it truly wants to stop this tragedy.”
It is noteworthy that the US Secretary of State claimed that his country “wants to reach a ceasefire agreement in Gaza,” claiming that Hamas rejected several Israeli proposals to stop the war,” during a press conference at the end of the meetings of foreign ministers of the G7 countries, in Italy.
Blinken indicated that the United States “does not support a major military operation in Rafah, as it would have dangerous consequences in the presence of civilians,” adding that it is committed to “establishing a Palestinian state through diplomacy, with security guarantees for Israel.”
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resource : Saba