The military spokesman for the Al-Qassam Brigades, Abu Obeida, confirmed that the Israeli occupation has evaded many of its obligations that are considered basic rights for the Palestinian people, stressing that the resistance has committed to the agreement out of respect for the mediators’ pledges.

Abu Obeida added, in a press statement, that the world has witnessed the good health of the detainees despite the difficulty of preserving their lives in light of the "barbaric war," noting that the occupation is seeking American cover to continue its aggression.

Regarding the occupation's threats to return to fighting, Abu Obeida said that they "will only bring disappointment to it," stressing that the resistance is prepared for all possibilities, and that these threats are "a sign of weakness and a feeling of humiliation."

Abu Obeida accused the occupation leadership of trying to evade the agreement, considering that his prime minister seeks to put his partisan interests above the lives of the detainees.

He also pointed out that the occupation continues to abuse Palestinian prisoners, who tell "horrific testimonies of criminal treatment."

He concluded his statement by saying, "The complex of criminality and sadism is nesting in the mind of the occupier, not only in Gaza, but in Lebanon, Syria, and the entire region," stressing that the resistance will not retreat in the face of the occupation's threats.