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Hamas Leaders Cite October 7 Massacre as Impetus for International Support for Palestinian Nation, Vow To Never Lay Down Arms
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, AUG 2 – Hamas claims its October 7 attack shifted European policy, with France, UK, and Germany moving toward Palestinian state recognition despite ongoing conflicts, officials said.
- Hamas senior official Ghazi Hamad said international recognition of a Palestinian state is among the achievements of the October 7 massacre.
- Last week, the UK reversed its policy, warning Israel to end the Gaza war or face recognition of a Palestinian state in September, amid European pressure.
- On Saturday, Hamas denied it would disarm, asserting it would keep weapons as long as the occupation exists, and rejected U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff’s claims.
- Speaking in Jerusalem, Katz warned that recognition rewards terror and hampers hostage negotiations, while Israel dismisses Hamas accusations as propaganda.
- Highlighting stalled talks, Wadephul warned Germany would unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state soon if negotiations do not begin, and several Arab governments demand Hamas disarmament, bringing the war 'very, very close.
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Ghazi Hamad: “We [Hamas] are the ones who brought the issue back to the forefront, and that is why all the countries are starting to recognize a Palestinian state.” By Vered Weiss, World Israel News Hamas senior official Ghazi Hamad cited the Oct. 7 massacre as the reason European countries like France, the UK and Germany are now taking steps to recognize a Palestinian state. In an interview with Al-Jazeera, Hamad said countries around the world…
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