Khalil Al-Hayya, the head of Hamas in Gaza and the group’s chief negotiator, says the Palestinian resistance group is ready for talks with the Israeli side on a "comprehensive" peace dea.

Abd Al-Aziz al-Rantisi, co-founder of the Hamas resistance movement and an iconic Palestinian leader, was assassinated on this day in 2004 in an Israeli missile strike.

Hamas says the resistance treats Israeli captives “humanely” while the regime forces commit torture and killings in violation of international law.

The forum representing the families of Israelis held in Gaza says Netanyahu's cabinet chooses to occupy more territory over releasing captives.

Hamas has made an urgent appeal to the people of the world to actively take part in a week-long rally to push for an end to Israel’s vicious campaign of genocide in Gaza.

Hamas reiterates its assertion that surrender is not among its options, while strongly condemning Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu for committing war crimes in pursuit of his own political survival.

Hamas warns the families of the Israeli captives remaining in the Gaza Strip that their relatives might soon be killed as a result of the Israeli regime’s relentless bombardment of the coastal sliver.