Gaza: 'It would be a misunderstanding to make any plans for Gaza without us after the war', Hamas chief warns Israel

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a statement not allowing those who support terrorism and provide financial support to enter Gaza. A day after his statement, Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh described the plans made for Gaza after the war without involving the Palestinian organization as an illusion.

Hamas is ready for talks with Israel

Hamas chief Ismail Haniye said, 'It would be a misunderstanding to make any plans without Hamas in Gaza or Palestine.' He said he was ready to talk about ending the war and settling Palestinian homes in Gaza and the West Bank. Haniyeh said that Hamas is ready for talks because it (negotiations) can lead to a political path where the Palestinian people can get the right to have an independent state and Jerusalem as their capital.

In Israel's ongoing war against Hamas, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has clearly said that whether he gets international support or not, he is determined to continue the war against Hamas.

Let us tell you that on October 7, Hamas terrorists carried out air attacks on Israel, in which 1200 Israeli civilians were killed. This air attack was retaliated by Israeli security forces. They attacked Gaza and reduced it to rubble. Gaza's schools and hospitals have been heavily damaged in this attack. So far, about 20 thousand people including soldiers have died in this Israel-Hamas war. Most of the dead include children and women.

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