A New Leader with a Reputation for Secrecy The Wall Street Journal reports that Mohammed Sinwar, the younger brother of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, has taken charge of the resistance movement. His experience, ability to operate in secrecy, and elusiveness make him a critical figure for Hamas amid ongoing conflict.
Hamas leader Osama Hamdan stated that negotiations with Israel must be based on clear conditions: a ceasefire, the end of occupation, a prisoner exchange, and the reconstruction of Gaza without Israeli-imposed conditions. He emphasized that past dialogues with Israel have shown the need for a tougher strategy.
Hamas has confirmed its readiness to release 34 Israeli prisoners in exchange for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip and a ceasefire agreement. However, Israel has yet to show willingness to negotiate.
The Hamas representative in Lebanon, Ahmed Abd al-Hadi, said that the battle for the Al-Aqsa Mosque was a historic event, and the goals were achieved from the first day. Hamas reaffirms its allegiance to the Axis of Resistance and expresses respect for the victims and the leader of the resistance.
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