Hamas shoots Joe Biden for saying truce conceivable in the event that prisoners are delivered: 'We think of it as a difficulty'

 

Hamas has censured Joe Biden's most recent comments on the prisoners being held in Gaza. During a discourse in Seattle, Biden guaranteed that a truce in Gaza would be conceivable provided that Hamas fear based oppressors discharge the prisoners.

"We in the Islamic Obstruction Development have watched with alarm the assertions made by US President Joe Biden in which he expressed that a truce in Gaza is dependent upon Hamas delivering the hostages in the Strip," Hamas said in an explanation, as per Press television.

"We censure this situation by the US president, [and] we think of it as a misfortune to the results of the most recent round of discussions, which prompted the development's consent to the proposition set forward by go betweens, Egypt and Qatar," Hamas added.

Hamas said it has shown "the important adaptability" in all phases of the exchanges that were held to agree on a truce. In any case, the psychological oppressor bunch added, "the fear monger [Israeli Head of the state Benjamin] Netanyahu" and his bureau "immediately switched this course [of truce talks] by sending off their hostility on our kin in Rafah, Jabalia, and Gaza."

Hamas proceeded to say that Israel's choice to heighten its invasion on Gaza shows now Benjamin Netanyahu plans to "to proceed the destructive conflict on the Gaza Strip, and [also proves] his dismissal for the existences of [Israeli] prisoners" being held.

Hamas further said that Biden's position again features the US' support for "the criminal arrangement drove by … the Nazi Zionists." It said that the US keeps on giving "political cover and military help" for Israel's assaults on Gaza's Palestinians. It blamed the US for attempting "to purchase additional opportunity for the fear based oppressor occupation armed force to finish its activities of annihilation, killing, and slaughter in the Strip."

A senior Hamas official said last week that the Israeli system is postponing talks on a ceasefire in Tel Aviv's conflict on the Gaza strip to have the option to do a full-scale intrusion of Rafah. "Israel isn't not kidding about agreeing," Izzat al-Rishq, an individual from the Hamas Political Department said. Izzat added that the system "involves the dealings as a cover to attack Rafah and possess its intersection" with Egypt.