They spoke up: "We agree"

"We emphasize the necessity of achieving a permanent ceasefire that leads to the withdrawal of all Zionist forces from the Gaza Strip and the return of displaced Palestinians to the homes they were forced to leave," Hamas said.

They pointed out that they are ready to get involved in the process of exchanging prisoners.

"We also confirm our willingness to engage in the current prisoner exchange process that leads to the release of detainees and prisoners of both sides. We call on the Security Council to put pressure on the occupation to abide by the ceasefire and stop the war of genocide and ethnic cleansing against our people," it was announced from Hamas.

Hamas reiterated the right of the Palestinian people to establish an independent and sovereign Palestinian state with al-Quds as its capital.

The right of the Palestinian people to return to their homeland and their right to self-determination, as prescribed by international decisions and international law, was also highlighted.

Hamas emphasized the need to protect freedom of movement for all Palestinian citizens, as well as the movement of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, including heavy equipment that will be used for rescue and recovery missions for thousands of people trapped under the rubble created by Israeli bombs.

Hamas also expressed its gratitude for the efforts of Algeria and all other members of the UN Security Council who stood by the Palestinian people and worked to stop the aggression against Gaza.

After the United States abstained from voting, the UN Security Council demanded an immediate ceasefire between Israeli forces and the Palestinian movement, as well as the immediate and unconditional release of all prisoners.