On the 100th day since the Gaza ceasefire agreement entered into force on Oct. 10, Hamas reaffirmed its “full, precise, and transparent” commitment to the terms of the agreement, while documenting what it described as systematic Israeli violations and outlining nine demands directed at mediators and international bodies.
In a memorandum issued Tuesday via its Telegram channel, Hamas said the document was submitted to “the brotherly mediators (Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey), the guarantor parties, Their Majesties, Highnesses, and Excellencies, as well as governments and relevant international organizations.”
Hamas stated that, based on its “national and humanitarian responsibilities,” it treated the ceasefire agreement as a “binding framework” aimed at protecting civilians and halting bloodshed, not as a “political cover” for continued aggression or the “reproduction of genocidal policies,” in reference to Israeli actions.
The movement stressed that while it adhered faithfully to the agreement, Israeli forces continued to carry out killings, direct targeting of civilians, field and fire violations, and the imposition of coercive realities on the ground.
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