Hamas Responds to Trump's Statements: A Clear Bias Towards Israeli Propaganda

SadaNews - The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) stated that U.S. President Donald Trump's remarks regarding the Israeli army's attack on Gaza and the condition of Israeli prisoners represent a blatant bias towards Israeli propaganda.

The movement added that the U.S. administration is aware that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is destroying all possibilities of reaching an agreement that leads to stopping the brutal genocide against the sector.

Hamas continued, "The U.S. administration knows that war criminal Netanyahu is working to destroy all opportunities for an agreement that would lead to the release of the prisoners," noting that Trump's statements reflect a disregard for the martyrdom of around 65,000 innocent civilians in the sector, most of them women and children.

Hamas held Washington responsible for escalating the brutal genocide through support and deceptive policies to cover up the war crimes of the occupation, stating that "war criminal Netanyahu bears full responsibility for the lives of his prisoners in the Gaza Strip."

It added that the systematic destruction and fascist extermination campaign that the city of Gaza is experiencing also threatens the lives of the captured Zionist soldiers, affirming that the fate of the prisoners of the occupying army in Gaza "is determined by the government of terrorist Netanyahu."

Hamas indicated that Washington knows that Netanyahu is destroying the chances of any agreement, the latest being the assassination attempt on the negotiating delegation in Qatar while discussing Trump's recent paper.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Monday evening that he had just read a report indicating that Hamas had moved the hostages in Gaza above ground to use them as human shields against the Israeli attack, remarks that Hamas considered a blatant bias towards Israeli propaganda.

Trump added that he hopes Hamas leaders realize what they will face if they proceed with this, describing it as "a humanitarian atrocity seldom witnessed before." According to his description.