Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: Senior official of the Hamas movement, Izzat al-Rashq, called what an Israeli newspaper published about the movement's leaders being deported to Sudan "ridiculous words".

In a statement, he pointed out that Hamas is present in Palestine and is fighting with the enemy occupying Palestine, and emphasized: "Ejecting Hamas or its leaders from Gaza is a dream and an illusion of Israel that will not come true."

This Hamas leader clarified: "The logic is that the criminal occupier should go and the people and the original inhabitants of the land remain."

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sudan reacted on Tuesday night to Israeli media reports that Tel Aviv may allow Hamas leader Yahya al-Sanwar and other leaders of this movement in the Gaza Strip to leave the region and go to Khartoum as part of the prisoner exchange agreement. showed

The statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sudan states that the government of Sudan has nothing to do with what Haaretz newspaper claimed about Tel Aviv's intention to transfer Hamas leaders to Khartoum.

The statement continues: "Mentioning the name of Sudan in this context is nothing but an attempt to insult this country and divert attention from the foreign invasion supported by well-known regional circles."

Since the first day of the Gaza war, the Zionist army has been looking for a clue to find the leader of Hamas in the Gaza Strip and assassinate him, now claims that Netanyahu does not insist on assassinating him and other Hamas leaders and talks about the possibility of deporting them to a third country. says

The issue of the deportation of al-Sanuwar and Hamas leaders outside of Palestine is an issue that has been republished many times in the Israeli media since the month of last year and many analyzes were presented about it.

The political analyst of Yedioth Aharonot newspaper Nahum Barnia wrote at the same time: "Israel was happy to allow the Hamas leadership, including Yahya al-Sanwar and Muhammad Al-Dhaif, to go into exile in Qatar or other countries, but Gaza is not Beirut and al-Sanwar is not Arafat... Al-Sanwar in At this moment, he is not looking to go into exile, but he is planning to celebrate the victory in Gaza.