Badran reassures Father Muslim about his health and brings him up to date on political developments

Hossam Badran, head of Hamas's national relations office, called Father Manuel Muslim to check on his health after a medical condition. He updated him on political developments and discussed Palestinian elections and ceasefire negotiations. Badran affirmed the movement's vision for elections within a national framework and participation through the largest national bloc. The call also covered the mediators' agreement and the movement's stance on Israeli stalling. Father Muslim conveyed his greetings to Hamas leadership and his support for the Palestinian position.

Hossam Badran, head of Hamas's national relations office, called Father Manuel Muslim, a member of the Islamic-Christian Commission for the Support of Jerusalem and Holy Sites, to check on his health after the medical condition that had affected him, wishing him a speedy recovery. During the call, which took place on Monday, Badran brought him up to date on the latest developments on the Palestinian scene and discussed with him a number of national files, foremost among them Palestinian elections and ceasefire negotiations. Badran reviewed the movement's stance on elections, clarifying its vision regarding the mechanisms for holding them and the surrounding circumstances, and emphasized the importance of conducting the electoral process within a national framework that ensures Palestinian participation and strengthens unity, and explained the movement's position of active participation through the largest possible national bloc. The call also covered the agreement reached with the mediators and the movement's stance on ongoing developments amid the occupation's continued stalling and procrastination in implementing its commitments. For his part, Father Manuel Muslim conveyed his greetings to Hamas leadership and expressed his appreciation for its national positions, affirming his support for the Palestinian position that adheres to national rights and the need to strengthen unity and cohesion in facing challenges.