Keywords: Khalil al Hayya
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly admitted that his government is supporting armed groups in Gaza, composed of powerful local families, to combat Hamas. This revelation followed intensified Israeli airstrikes that killed at least 52 Palestinians in the besieged territory. In a video......
Hamas has expressed its readiness to end the Gaza conflict through a comprehensive agreement that would include the exchange of all Israeli hostages for Palestinians imprisoned in Israel. Khalil Al-Hayya, the leader of Hamas's Gaza operations, emphasized that the group no longer supports interim......
Hamas has put forward a proposal to release all remaining captives in the Gaza Strip in a single exchange, contingent on a permanent ceasefire and the full withdrawal of Israeli forces from the enclave. In a statement on Wednesday, Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem detailed the group’s stance on......
Hamas official Khalil al-Hayya announced that the movement would hand over the bodies of four Israeli hostages next Thursday. Al-Hayya stated that the body of Israeli prisoner Bibas would be released first, while Israel is expected to reciprocate by freeing Palestinian prisoners on Saturday. He added......
In a significant development for Palestinian politics, leaders from Hamas and Fatah convened in Cairo on Wednesday to discuss collaborative strategies for governance following the ongoing conflict in Gaza. This meeting marks the first dialogue between the two factions since their previous discussions......
In a pivotal moment that could potentially reshape the trajectory of the ongoing conflict in Gaza, a Hamas delegation is set to arrive in Cairo this Saturday to engage in crucial discussions aimed at securing a ceasefire agreement with Israel. This development comes as Israel threatens to launch a ground......
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