In a message delivered to the participating leaders, Hamas said that this alliance should also work on breaking the siege on Gaza and enabling the Palestinian people to obtain their rights to self-determination and the establishment of a fully sovereign and independent Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital.

   Hamas reiterated its keenness on dealing positively with any proposals and ideas that guarantee an end to the Israeli aggression, the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, and the return of displaced people to their areas.

   Also stressed that any ceasefire proposal must lead to efforts to provide the population with humanitarian assistance, break the siege, reconstruct Gaza and achieve a real prisoner swap deal.

   The movement called on all countries and entities to work individually and collectively on developing plans and taking the necessary measures to provide immediate relief and shelter for the Gaza population, especially as the winter started in the Strip.

   Hamas urged the Arab and Islamic countries to boycott the Israeli occupation state, revoke agreements signed with it, and make efforts to isolate it in the international arena.

   Also called for taking legal action against the Israeli occupation at international courts and prosecuting its war criminals, especially in the countries they visit.

   In its message, Hamas pointed out that the Israeli genocidal war on Gaza surpassed a 400-day mark, recalling the decisions taken about Gaza and its people during the previous summit that was held on November 11, 2023.