The Palestinian Hamas movement has condemned the Israeli authorities' decision to cut off electricity supplies to the enclave, calling it a "gross violation" of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, according to movement spokesman Izzat al-Risheq, APA reports.
"Israel's latest actions constitute a blatant violation of all signed agreements as well as international law, once again proving that the other side is not fulfilling its part of the agreements," reads a statement issued on Hamas' official Telegram channel on behalf of al-Risheq. He accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of seeking to delay the implementation of the agreement on Gaza and attempting to "impose a new plan that serves only his own interests."