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Hamas claims Israel Rejected Comprehensive Prisoner Deal, Warns of Negotiation Stalemate
GAZA CITY – Hamas spokesperson Abu Obeida stated today that the group offered to release all captured Israeli soldiers in a single, comprehensive exchange deal, an offer he claims was rejected by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government. Abu Obeida further warned that if Israel continues its current approach to negotiations, the possibility of returning to smaller, partial prisoner swaps will be jeopardized.
The hamas statement, delivered in the context of ongoing conflict and prisoner exchange talks, asserted that Israel has failed to achieve its military objectives and is therefore compelled to negotiate with the resistance on its terms. Abu Obeida characterized the current war as a “strategic turning point” that highlights the “growing fragility” of Israel and exposes its actions as “crimes of murder, starvation, and genocide.”
Hamas reiterated its position that its fighters are actively disrupting Israeli strategies through “diverse tactics,” countering Israeli efforts to subdue the Palestinian population through deprivation and blockade. The group expressed gratitude to global supporters of Gaza and reaffirmed its dedication to continued resistance until the end of the occupation and the freedom of the Palestinian people.
The remarks come as both sides remain engaged in discussions regarding the release of hostages held by Hamas and palestinian prisoners detained by Israel.Hamas has previously indicated a willingness to engage in broader prisoner exchanges, but has also expressed frustration with the pace and terms of the negotiations, attributing the lack of progress to Israeli intransigence. The group’s latest statement suggests a hardening of its stance, emphasizing the need for Israel to accept a deal that aligns with Hamas’s conditions, notably given what Hamas perceives as Israel’s military failures.
