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In addition, Issa warned that the resistance group would surprise “enemies” as well as “friends”.
The Al Qassam Brigades official made his comments in a documentary that was shown last week on Al Jazeera.
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“Many parties doubt the ability of the Palestinian resistance,” said Issa.
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He added, “I am not exaggerating if I say that the prisoners’ files will trigger some shocks for the Zionist occupation.”
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He revealed that a prisoner swap might take place soon. This, he points out, is the most important issue currently on the negotiating table.
“We cannot waste any more time as we see the suffering and pain of the prisoners in Israeli prisons and their families,” he said.
Resistance fighters, according to Issa, are still protecting and guarding Israeli detainees detained in Gaza.
Meanwhile, Palestinian groups have little hope for major changes in Israel’s new government after the ouster of Benjamin Netanyahu.
They say the new Israeli Prime Minister (PM) Naftali Bennett is likely to implement the same right -wing agenda as his predecessor, Benjamin Netanyahu.
The office of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called Sunday’s Israeli parliament vote an “internal Israeli affair”.
The groups in the Gaza Strip promised to continue fighting for Palestinian rights. Gaza has been under an Israeli air, land and sea blockade since 2007.
The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement saying it was “inaccurate” to call Bennett’s coalition government a “government of change” unless there was a significant change in its position on the Palestinian right to self-determination and the establishment of an independent state, namely a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its mother. the city.
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