Sinwar: We are ready to negotiate if the war in Gaza is stopped

The head of the Political Office of the Palestinian Islamic Struggle Movement (Hamas) has said that their participation in the Doha talks depends on the cessation of the war in the Gaza Strip.

Yahya Sinwar, the Head of the Political Office of the Palestinian Islamic Struggle Movement (Hamas) has sent a message for mediation and said that the Zionist administration should stop its military activities in the Gaza Strip if it is really in talks and wants to reach an agreement. 

In relation to the issue, the Reuters news agency previously quoted a source of the Hamas movement and reported that the representatives of the movement will not participate in tomorrow's talks in Doha, Qatar. Egypt, Qatar and the United States, which are mediating parties in direct negotiations between Hamas and the fake Israeli regime, recently issued statements inviting Hamas and the Zionist regime to cease-fire talks scheduled for tomorrow in Doha, Qatar. 

Hamas on Sunday night this week issued a statement stressing that the items reached in the previous agreement should be implemented first instead of starting a new negotiation to stop the war in Gaza and has asked the parties to come up with a plan according to the previous negotiation.