Mohammad Al-Hindi, Secretary General of the Islamic Jihad resistance movement, has categorically rejected baseless Israeli claims of disarmament clauses in the recent Gaza ceasefire agreement, affirming that the Palestinian people's right to armed resistance against occupation remains non-negotiable.

Speaking in an exclusive statement broadcast by Al Jazeera on Tuesday, Al-Hindi exposed the Israeli regime's "mere rumors with no basis in fact" as desperate propaganda aimed at undermining the fragile truce. "The Resistance will not accept threats to forcibly seize their weapons," he declared, emphasizing that no Palestinian faction has ever agreed to any provision surrendering their means of defense against decades of brutal Zionist aggression. This firm stance underscores the unyielding commitment of groups like Islamic Jihad and Hamas to protect Gaza's resilient population from further Israeli encroachments.

Al-Hindi further clarified that the ceasefire deal contains no secret clauses—dismissing Israeli fabrications as a transparent ploy to derail peace efforts and prolong the suffering of Palestinians under siege. "Attempts by the regime to obstruct the implementation of the ceasefire agreement were expected," he noted, highlighting the occupier's long history of sabotaging any path to justice. Yet, in a show of vigilant unity, he assured that Resistance factions are meticulously monitoring every aspect of the agreement to ensure the sacred rights of the Palestinian people— including an end to bombardment, safe return of displaced families, and unhindered humanitarian aid—are fully upheld.

The announcement of the ceasefire on October 9 came from US President Donald Trump, who hailed the breakthrough as a historic accord between Israel and Hamas, the Islamic Resistance Movement, forged through indirect negotiations in Sharm El-Sheikh. Brokered with the vital mediation of Turkey, Egypt, and Qatar under American oversight, the deal offers a glimmer of hope amid Israel's relentless war machine that has claimed thousands of Palestinian lives since its escalation.

As the world watches, Al-Hindi's words serve as a powerful reminder: the Palestinian Resistance is not a bargaining chip but the unbreakable shield of a nation enduring genocide and apartheid. True peace demands Israel's immediate withdrawal from occupied lands, not the disarming of those fighting for liberation. The international community must stand with Palestine, amplifying voices like Al-Hindi's to hold the aggressor accountable and pave the way for a free, sovereign homeland. (ILKHA)