Abbas urges Hamas to free Gaza hostages as Israeli strikes kill 18
- Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority, called for Hamas to disarm and release hostages during a speech in Ramallah.
- Abbas criticized Hamas, referring to them as 'sons of dogs', and urged them to end the war and relinquish control of Gaza.
- Abbas stated that releasing the hostages could reduce Israel's justifications for continued conflict in Gaza.
- Abbas emphasized the importance of ending the Israeli occupation and establishing a Palestinian state.
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Hamas must release the hostages and hand over the weapons: Mahmoud Abbas
Ramallah. Palestinian National Authority (ANP) President Mahmoud Abbas yesterday urged Hamas – whose members he called “dog children” – to release all hostages and to hand over weapons in order not to give Israel more “excuses” to attack Gaza, at a time when Tel Aviv’s military campaign left nearly 30 dead in a bombing of a school operating as a shelter.
Hamas Rival's Explosive Rant to Stun Trump? Mahmoud Abbas Comes Down Heavily Amid Hostage Crisis
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas launched a scathing attack on Hamas at the meeting of PLO Central Council meeting. Abbas demanded the release of the remaining hostages held in Gaza to end the ongoing war with Israel. Watch this video to know more.
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