Hamas Begging Countries to Take Trapped Fighters — And Everyone Is Saying No

Channel 12 reports that Hamas has spent the past week quietly reaching out to multiple countries, seeking asylum for 100–200 of its operatives who are currently trapped in tunnels beneath Rafah — in an area now under IDF control. Every country approached has rejected the request, Israeli officials say.

According to the report, Hamas turned to Turkey as well as several unnamed African nations. All contacts were made with Israel’s knowledge.

Under President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan — which Israel has endorsed — Hamas must disarm and give up control of Gaza. The proposal includes an option for fighters who choose to leave the Strip to do so safely. But so far, no country has agreed to take them in.

(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)

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  1. This rejection comes from two opposite sides: the other countries, arab and other, know what trouble these low-life Hamas terrorists bring. They definitely don’t love them and don’t want them. On the other hand, the see it as a way to pressure Israel, whom they claim, is trying to make Gaza “Palestinian free”. So for those rogues around the world who protest for Gaza but really mean it out if hatred for Jews, this is a win-win situation.

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