Hamas makes another surprise move in conflict with Israel
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Hamas has expressed its willingness to engage in talks for a ceasefire with Israel, stating that they have "achieved their objectives." Hamas Deputy Chief Moussa Abu Marzouk conveyed in a phone interview with Al Jazeera that Hamas is prepared for possible ceasefire negotiations with Israel.
When asked if the group is ready to discuss a possible ceasefire, they responded, "for such things" and "all political conversations," indicating their readiness.
They also mentioned that Hamas has captured "tens of thousands" of dual citizenships in Gaza, including Russian and Chinese citizenships.
Hamas claims that in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza, four Israeli soldiers were killed.
