Hamas says it is ready to discuss a cease-fire in Gaza

The radical Palestinian movement Hamas is ready to "show flexibility" in negotiations to achieve a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip and the withdrawal of the Israeli military from the region. This was stated on March 22 by representatives of the movement during a meeting with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in Ankara.

"The members of the Hamas delegation stressed that they consider it necessary for Israel to comply with the ceasefire agreement, and also stated that the movement adheres to the deal and is ready to show all necessary flexibility in order to conclude an agreement on a comprehensive suspension of hostilities in the Gaza Strip, an exchange of hostages and the withdrawal of the Israeli military from the enclave," the movement reported on Telegram -the channel.

During the meeting, the Hamas delegation was led by Khalil al-Heya, the leader of the organization's negotiating team.

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