A message after Qatar’s blow .. What is behind the TV appearance of the most prominent Hama leaders?

The Israeli newspaper “Jerusalem Post” published a new report in which it spoke about the issue of the emergence of a leader in the “Ham” movement, Ghazi Hamad, on television, a few days after Israel attempted to assassinate leaders from the “Ham” movement in Qatar.

The report, translated by “Lebanon 24”, says that “Hamad is considered one of the remaining 6 leaders who attended the Doha meeting, Qatar, during the Israeli air strike, while it was not yet clear whether any of the leaders were killed or wound.” They were apparently in the building itself. ”
He added: “Likewise, rumors have spread since the attack stating that the leaders of Ham.S. Less than an hour they heard explosions and immediately understood that it was an assassination attempt. Hamad also says that as a resident of Gaza, he and the leaders of Hama know the voices that were heard well, and this is why the escape occurred as quickly as possible. The past, and perhaps a more “moderate” member in Ham. In 2006 and 2011 ″. He continued: “The message from Hamad’s showing is to point out that one of the leaders of Hama has survived, and he may be flexible on reaching an agreement. However, it is likely that Doha and Hamas believe that the strike was aimed at thwarting the agreement, while there are still many questions about the efforts made to reach an agreement. Gideon, ”the window of reaching an agreement might be closed for weeks or months, according to the report. In Israel, the hostages of the hostages continued to call for an agreement and ending the war. By actually, the 48 hostages in Gaza are still being held for 711 days. Also, reports also indicate that Hama is facing pressure as the Israeli army escalated its campaign on Gaza City, and this movement may lead to return to the conversations.
The report concludes by saying: “Qatar has mobilized the Arab countries to support them in the wake of the strike. Hamad’s appearance was a message that Hama still has leaders, and that they may also remain a title of conversations.”