The head of the political bureau of the Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas", Ismail Haniyeh, confirmed that "everything that is being discussed regarding Hamas' suspension of negotiations is incorrect, and that the movement is continuing efforts to reach an end to the war in accordance with the conditions it set." Haniyeh's position came during a meeting with the Chairman of the Lebanese-Palestinian Dialogue Committee, Dr. Basil Al-Hassan, in Qatar, in the context of discussing the file of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon and the reality of UNRWA, where he stressed 'Hamas's keenness on the stability of Lebanon,' appreciating 'the great efforts made by the Lebanese government at all levels, and the efforts of the Lebanese-Palestinian Dialogue Committee regarding protecting UNRWA and enhancing its role." Haniyeh also appreciated Qatar's role in the negotiations, hoping to reach a ceasefire as soon as possible, expressing his great confidence in the situation of the Palestinian resistance politically and on the ground. Source: National news agency - Lebanon
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