🚨🟢 Senior Hamas leader Osama Hamdan to Al-Manar:
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The Al-Aqsa Flood revealed the true nature of positions, showing that everything the American administration and the West claimed were mere slogans serving political goals without any substance when it comes to our nation.

There is cohesion within the Axis of Resistance and coordination in confronting the enemy, which has pleased our supporters, worried the enemy, and proven that we can all work together regardless of the distance between arenas and geography.

Those leading the movement are directly managing the Al-Aqsa Flood battle, and the movement is rallying around the option of resistance as a strategic choice to liberate Palestine and reclaim rights.

It is rare for the leader of the Hamas movement to be chosen unanimously, as happened with brother Sinwar. This is a strong message that Hamas has become stronger and more resilient despite the severe blow it received with the assassination of its leader.

It is natural for brother Abu Ibrahim Sinwar to take some time to complete the necessary arrangements within Hamas, and Allah willing, we will announce them upon completion.

The most significant characteristic of "Abu Ibrahim" is that he infuriates the enemy, and Hamas wanted to agree on a choice that would send messages without quotation.

There are ideas presented by mediators that we have accepted, and we are ready to implement them immediately. It is no longer acceptable to give the enemy more time, and the factions will not accept that.

The confrontation will not end as the enemy envisions. The conclusion of this scene will be in favor of the resistance. If the mediators want to end the aggression, the United States must stop supporting the entity.

Our position is clear, and we are not waiting for a discussion on new papers and titles. There is a document we have agreed on, and we are waiting for the announcement of implementation mechanisms, including the cessation of aggression, its withdrawal, aiding the Strip, and launching reconstruction.

The "israelis" want to escape the obligation of a ceasefire. The zionists have a flawed assessment, believing the resistance is weakened, but the battlefield confirms that it fights as fiercely as in the first days.

We won't believe Netanyahu has agreed to the deal until he stops committing crimes and withdraws his forces from the Gaza Strip.

The day after in Gaza is a Palestinian day, and we have taken several measures, most notably the agreement reached with the Fatah movement in China, which will be the cornerstone of any new arrangements.

We are firm in our stance that the ceasefire, withdrawal of the occupation, relief, reconstruction, and complete prisoner exchange must occur.

The region will not proceed according to "israeli" arrangements. The worst thing Netanyahu faces today is that every time he thinks he is making a step towards victory, he sinks deeper.

The resistance will no longer just receive blows and respond to them.

Our message is clear: we are defending our rights, our land, our people, and our future. This defense will take all forms and tools. The real solution lies in ending the occupation, not in seeking solutions that lead to further escalation.

What is happening in the region will have a strategic impact, and the resistance has its options, tools, and capabilities that people have always known.

We anticipate a victory and an achievement for the resistance in the region and for its entire Axis. This nation will witness an accomplishment it once thought impossible.

The Iranian response at any moment will affect the course of the struggle with the enemy, whether it precedes or follows the negotiations. If it occurs before the negotiations, its message will be significant.