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Hamas plans to escalate tensions with Israel unless it allows Qatar to transfer $ 30 million to the Gaza Strip to help pay salaries, KAN News reported on Monday.
The leader of the terror group in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, met with UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process Tor Wennesland on Sunday and urged him on the matter.
A discouraged Sinwar informed reporters of the failed talks with the UN envoy and accused Israel of blackmail, calling for popular resistance while pledging to call a meeting of all Palestinian factions to unite their efforts.
A suggested compromise includes using the money to directly fund UN projects in the Gaza Strip.
The issue is supposed to be on the agenda for next week’s meeting in Cairo between Israeli and Egyptian officials, according to KAN.
UN spokesman Stéphane Dujarric in New York said Wennesland “is continuing its efforts to consolidate the cessation of hostilities”.
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Earlier Monday, Sinwar told reporters that Hamas’s talks with the United Nations had collapsed. He announced that he had rejected the Israeli provocations and said that a meeting of all Palestinian factions would be held later today.
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