Hamas responds to 'Israeli' threats to assassinate Khalil al-Hayya
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- Hamas framed the threats as "organized state terrorism," declaring that such statements will not deter its leadership or change its course.
- Hamas urged international mediators to condemn the Israeli statements and enforce compliance with ceasefire commitments and international roadmaps.
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Hamas has strongly condemned threats made by ‘Israeli’ Defense Minister Israel Katz targeting Khalil al-Hayya, the head of the movement, describing the statements as "organized state terrorism," that "highlights 'Israeli' government's political bankruptcy."
In a press statement, Hamas stated that assassination threats would not deter its leaders or alter its pursuit of Palestinian rights.
Hamas reaffirmed its dedication to its national path and stated that these warnings only increase its resolve.
It also called on mediators to take a firm stance and condemn Katz's remarks.
The response follows public statements by Katz earlier today, where he directly threatened al-Hayya by pointing to previous 'Israeli' assassinations of top Hamas leaders and warning that al-Hayya remains on 'Israel's' future target list.
