Abbas calls the sons of Hamas dogs and requires the release of hostages

Mahmoud Abbas called Hamas “the sons of dogs” in a fiery speech, in which he demanded from the group to release the hostages he still kept, disarmed and passed control over the gas to stop the war with Israel.

The President of the Palestinian Administration said at the meeting on the occupied West Bank that Hamas had given Israel to “justifying” to continue the attacks on the gas, and ordered “release the hostages and make with it”.

The remarks were the strongest against the group that the president has opposed the war 18 months ago.

Hamas official condemned what he called “the degrading language of Abbas” to “a significant fate … his own people.”

Last week, the group rejected an Israeli proposal for a new ceasefire in Gaza, which included a demand for a six -week pause in return and producing 10 of the other hostages.

Hamas repeated that he would hand over all hostages in exchange for the end of the war and full Israeli withdrawal. He also turned off the refusal of weapons.

PA, which heads Abbas and prevails his movement of Fat, ruled only parts of the western shore, because Hamas seized control over Gaza in 2007, a year after he won the legislative elections.

The guidance on regularly insisted that the ready to take on the launch of the post -war gas. But the Palestinians were criticized that they had not acted enough and did not take effective measures.

Abbas pounced on Hamas in an angry speech in Ramal.

“Hamas expressed justification for the criminal occupation (Israel) to commit his crimes in the gas strip, the hostage is most noticeable,” he said.

“Sons of the dog, just let go of the one you hold and finish with it. Compted them with excuses and spare us.”

The president also stated that Hamas should “convey” responsibility for gas and its weapons into PA and turn into a political party.

According to the AFP agency, a member of the political bureau of Hamas Bassem criticized Abbas’s decision “to describe a significant and integral part of their own people using humiliating language.”

“Abbas repeatedly and suspiciously place the guilt for the crimes of the occupation and its constant aggression for our people,” he added.

Hamas was cruelly divided by decades, and their gap guarantees that no only Palestinian leadership on the west shore and the gas failed.

Abbas, 89, many Palestinians are regarded as unnecessary.

He remained in power without elections for many years, the chairman of the PA, who criticized him as ineffective and at worst. Hamas essentially accused him of cooperating with Israel.

On March 2, Israel began to block all the supplies of humanitarian aid and commercial gas supplies and resumed its offensive in two weeks, saying that the pressure would make Hamas release the rest of the hostages.

Since then, at least 1928 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza, according to the Ministry of Health on the territory.

On Tuesday evening, 10 people were killed in Israeli airline tickets in the northeast of Gaza Tuff, which was used as a asylum for displaced families, Hamas civil defense agency reports.

Civil defense stated that its first respondents also resumed four more bodies from attacks on two houses in the same area.

Israeli military said they were checking the reports.

Meanwhile, the UN has warned that the 52-day Israeli blockade deprived of the Gaza States of 2.1 million of the “basic necessity for human survival”. It reports on the growth of malnutrition and a serious lack of medicines in hospitals.

On Wednesday, Foreign Ministers of the United Kingdom, France and Germany called on Israel to end the blockade, saying it was “unbearable”.

“We urge Israel to immediately restart the fast and unobstructed stream of humanitarian aid in gas to meet the needs of all civilians,” the joint statement said that Israel was linked to international law to allow the supply of assistance.

However, Israel insisted that it acts in full with international law, and that during the recent two -month ceasefire provided enough food and other assistance to keep the population alive for months.

The Israeli military launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an unprecedented cross -border attack on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people hostage.

Since then, more than 51,300 people have been killed in Gaza, the Ministry of Health of the territory has been killed.