Hamas: Netanyahu's remarks reflect psychological defeat
Risheq stated, 'The enemy's leaders' acknowledgment of their total failure to recover their captives through military operations indicates that the only solution to secure their release is through a serious deal with the resistance.'
He added, 'Gaza will not surrender, and it is the resistance that will dictate the terms, just as it has imposed the equations on the ground.'
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