The deputy secretary-general of Islamic Jihad, Mohammed Hindy, criticized the U.S. resolution on Gaza, warning it risks legitimizing occupation and imposes an unacceptable Israeli and U.S. vision on Palestinians. He rejected the idea of an international force in Gaza, asserting that the proposal lacks guarantees for Palestinian rights and introduces new engagement rules that could divide the region. Hindy emphasized that such a resolution would not ensure stability and would not allow Gaza to be controlled by the U.S.
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