Hamas Accuses Netanyahu of Obstructing Comprehensive Ceasefire Deal
Palestinian Hamas has accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of placing obstacles in the way of reaching a comprehensive agreement to end the ongoing conflict in Gaza Strip.
According to Alqahera News, the group said Netanyahu's recent statements rejecting the possibility of a full deal confirm his role in hindering efforts to secure an agreement that would ensure the release of prisoners and halt the aggression on the Gaza Strip.
Hamas added, 'We continue to engage positively in the negotiations to reach an agreement that would allow our people to rebuild and live with dignity in exchange for a mutual prisoner release.'
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