Iran Press/Iran news: Palestinian Resistance Movement (Hamas) on Monday called on the mediator of ceasefire to make sure that the occupation authorities 'are committed to the cease fire'.
"The mediators must compel the occupation authorities to respect the deal that has been agreed upon and to implement the rest of the terms," Abdul Latif Al-Qanua, Hamas spokesman said in a statement, Iran Press reported.
Al-Qanua held the Zionist regime accountable for the consequences of 'postponing the ceasefire understandings, and denying the rights of the Palestinian people'.
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He reiterated Hamas’s commitment to carry on “the Great March of Return, break the border siege, and regain our rights from the occupation state.”
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“The Zionist occupation will not give the Palestinian people their rights voluntarily. However, we will take and restore our rights from the occupation authorities. Rights are to be taken, the Zionist regime will not restore our rights voluntarily,” Al-Qanua said.
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Egypt, Qatar, and the United Nations have been leading consultations between for easing the siege imposed on the Gaza Strip, in exchange for a halt to protests known as the Great March of Return organized by Palestinians near the border with occupied land in Gaza since the end of last March
Until now, 233 unarmed Palestinian protesters have been shot and martyred by the Zionist military, with a further 24,500 being injured in the 'Great March of Return' protests.
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