Hamas Leader Rejects Foreign Intervention in Gaza, Vows Resistance Will Continue
Summary
Senior Hamas leader Khaled Mashal rejects foreign intervention and disarmament in Gaza, affirming the continuation of resistance against Israeli occupation amid ongoing ceasefire talks.
Key Points
- Hamas leader Khaled Mashal rejects US and Israeli pressure to disarm or accept foreign intervention in Gaza.
- Mashal states resistance is the right of occupied people and will continue as long as occupation exists.
- Hamas maintains a significant armed presence in Gaza, with about 20,000 fighters and 60,000 rifles.
- US-led Peace Board and Gaza Executive Board initiatives aim to manage ceasefire, reconstruction, and governance but face Hamas' rejection of foreign rule.
