A senior Hamas official said Wednesday that the terrorist group would militarily disband if a two-state solution is implemented, according to the Associated Press.
The international community is urging Hamas to accept a ceasefire deal with Israel so that the remaining hostages in Gaza can be freed and humanitarian aid can be delivered to the war-torn region. Hamas political official Khalil al-Hayya told the AP on Wednesday that the terrorist group sees a possible path to a ceasefire with Israel through one condition — the creation of a “fully sovereign Palestinian state.”
If a true two-state solution is achieved, Hamas will disarm, turn solely into a political party and agree to at least a five-year truce with Israel, al-Hayya told the AP. al-Hayya has been a key player in the ongoing negotiations with international mediators for a ceasefire deal and the release of the…
