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Islamist movement Hamas will abandon its armed wing and establish itself exclusively as a political party. If Palestinian state about the 1967 borders, the Turkish Foreign Minister said
Islamist movement Hamas will abandon its armed wing and establish itself exclusively as a political party. If Palestinian state about the 1967 borders, the Turkish Foreign Minister said this Wednesday: Hakan Fidan.
“Today I spoke with the political leader of Hamas. Ismail Haniyehand other responsible parties; “We talked about a ceasefire for about three hours.”Fidan stated this during a press conference held in Doha together with his Qatari counterpart Mohamed bin Abdelrahman.
He later added:
In a meeting with Hamas, they told me that they would accept a two-state solution with a Palestinian state on the 1967 borders, and that once that state was created, the armed wing of Hamas would no longer be needed and that they would continue to operate as a political party.
Hakan Fidan, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey. | Photo: X @HakanFidan.
He expressed regret that due to “Israeli propaganda” will represent Hamas often like ” a terrorist organization like the Islamic State, and not a national resistance movement.”
Fidan also assured that the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is “trying to drag the region into war in order to remain in power.”
Conflict “The risk of wider regional conflict has deepened between Israel and Hamas.” And what happened over the weekend (regarding the Iranian attack) shows that the start of war is not far off,” the Turkish minister said.
In addition, he emphasized that Ankara recently held “some negotiations to ease tensions,” although he did not specify with which interlocutors.
“All countries, especially the USA, that have influence on Israel “They need to say enough is enough.” he added, thanking the Qatari government for its “efforts” to ease Gaza’s suffering and achieve a ceasefire.
EFE
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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