Al Arabiya reported on Hamas' refusal to negotiate with the United States on the situation in Gaza

The radical Palestinian movement Hamas has denied a statement by US President Donald Trump about negotiating a settlement to the conflict in the Gaza Strip. This was reported on September 6 by Al Arabiya TV channel, citing sources.

"Information about direct or indirect negotiations with Washington is not true," reads a statement posted on the publication's YouTube channel.

It is noted that the movement is ready for any proposals that will help achieve a permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and achieve the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the enclave and ensure the supply of humanitarian aid.

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Meanwhile, Israel is intensifying its strikes in the Gaza Strip.

Earlier, on August 29, Trump, along with his son-in-law Jared Kushner and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, discussed the conflict between Israel and Hamas, and also talked about the post-war future of the Gaza Strip. According to people familiar with the conversation, which lasted about an hour and a half, the head of the White House did not discuss the future of the Gazans in his speech — he was thinking about turning the territory they occupied into a resort.

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