Hamas: The purpose of the normalization agreements is to integrate Israel into the region
According to Fars News Agency’s International Group, the Hamas movement today, Saturday, on the first anniversary of the normalization of relations between some Arab countries and the Zionist regime, emphasized that this agreement is very dangerous.
The movement issued a statement warning of the dangers of such agreements and their consequences on the issue of Palestine and the Arab and Islamic countries and their national security.
Electronic newspaper My vote today The so-called Abraham Accords are a special Zionist-American plan aimed at normalizing relations with the Zionist regime in the region, the statement said.
Hamas stressed that the purpose of this agreement is to integrate the Zionist regime in the region and to form an alliance with it in order to change the “priority of the conflict” in the region.
The movement noted that the aim of changing the priority of the conflict is to create a civil war in the region instead of the war against the Zionist regime as the occupier of Palestine and the greatest threat to the region. Eliminate.
Hamas stated that the other purpose of this change of priority was to isolate Palestine and the resistance groups, adding that the Zionist regime used the normalization agreements to escalate tensions against the Palestinian people and increase the desecration of Al-Aqsa Mosque and the policy of Judaization in Jerusalem.
Referring to the expansion of settlements and looting of Palestinian lands by the Zionists, the movement called on Arab countries to correct their political wrongdoing and align themselves with the aspirations of all nations in the region, which reject any normalization.
Last year (2020), the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Sudan, and the Maghreb, through the mediation of the then US government led by Donald Trump, signed a normalization agreement with the occupying regime in Jerusalem, known as the Abraham (or Ibrahim Ibrahim) Peace Agreement, and formally established diplomatic relations. Did.
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