Hamas denies agreeing to disarm during ceasefire talks with Israel. The group asserts its right to resist the Israeli occupation. This denial follows reports of a US envoy suggesting Hamas was ready to demilitarize. International pressure grows for Palestinian statehood recognition. The UK may recognize Palestine if a ceasefire is not reached. Seventeen nations support a two-state solution.
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‘Can’t relinquish right to resist’: Hamas dismisses Witkoff’s ‘disarm’ claim
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