The UN special envoy met with the head of the Hamas office in Gaza this week and brought a message from the Zionist regime to Hamas, which was rejected by the movement.
“Our meeting was bad and not at all positive,” said Yahya al-Senwar, head of Hamas’ political bureau in Gaza, after meeting with UN special envoy to West Asia Tour Winsland on Monday.
In this regard, Al-Akhbar newspaper quoted informed sources as saying, the UN envoy on behalf of the Zionist regime has told Hamas that the regime will not allow the reopening of crossings or the entry of international aid for the reconstruction of Gaza or Qatari financial aid to the region until the case of the Zionist prisoners is over.
The sources said that the Zionist regime wants Hamas to make concessions in the case of the exchange of prisoners, to reduce the number of prisoners it requests to be released, and to reduce other conditions. Hamas has strongly denied the allegations, saying the situation in the Gaza Strip is likely to explode.
Spontaneous groups are preparing to apply pressure along the Gaza Strip, and incendiary balloons continue to be sent from Gaza to occupied Palestine, the report said.
Al-Akhbar added that Palestinian resistance groups have agreed that if the Zionist regime bombs the Gaza Strip under the pretext of incendiary balloons, they will respond similarly and target Zionist settlements near Gaza.