On October 15, 2025, Trump warned Hamas that he might give “Israel” the green light to restart the war on Gaza if the resistance refuses to voluntarily give up its weapons.

After the announcement of a ceasefire and prisoner swap in Gaza, attention quickly turned to Hamas’s weapons and the question of who will govern the Strip after the war, issues the Resistance’s spokesman Hazem Qassem addressed in an interview with Al-Estiklal.

Despite "Israel" dropping hundreds of thousands of tons of explosives, repeatedly invading Gaza, committing horrific massacres, and starving its people, Hamas continues to grow stronger and more effective, as if the fight for freedom and dignity has only just begun.

Disarming the Palestinian Resistance has become one of Israeli Occupation’s declared conditions for ending its assault on Gaza—a demand that has been repeatedly echoed in Tel Aviv amid mounting American and European pressure to stop the war.

Moscow is concerned about the cooperation between Mossad and Kyiv in areas of strategic intelligence sharing, particularly regarding transfers of anti-drone technology.