Hamas said on Thursday that there is a possibility of halting hostage and ceasefire negotiations after more than 100 Palestinians died in Gaza City as Israeli forces shot at crowded civilians who were waiting for humanitarian aid.
"The negotiations conducted by the movement's leadership are not an open process at the expense of the blood of our people," the militant group said in a statement. Additionally, Hamas accused the United States of complicity in this "heinous massacre, unprecedented in the history of war crimes."
The militant group urged the international community and the United Nations to take action and stop the "mass killing" of Palestinian civilians.
