Hamas Responds to Israeli Minister's Threat Against Leader
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Hamas called the threats "state-sponsored terrorism" and demanded mediators condemn the remarks. The group stated the threats will only strengthen their resolve and will not change their position.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hamas condemned Israeli Minister of War Israel Katz's threats to assassinate Khalil al-Haya.
- Hamas labeled the threats as "state-sponsored terrorism" and a violation of international law.
- The organization stated the threats will not change its position or weaken its leaders' resolve.
- Hamas called on mediators to condemn Israel's "hasty declarations."
- The group believes the threats will further strengthen their determination.
Hamas characterized Katz's statements as "state-sponsored terrorism" and indicative of a rogue state disregarding international law.
The organization emphasized that these threats would not alter its steadfast position or the resolve of its leaders to adhere to their national stances. Hamas further demanded that mediators take a firm and decisive stance against what it termed Katz's "hasty declarations" and condemn them.
Hamas views the threats as a reflection of its leaders' determination to stand by their principles, asserting that such statements will only strengthen their resolve rather than weaken it. The group called on mediating parties to publicly denounce the Israeli minister's remarks.
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