Hamas has reacted strongly to Israel's push for the approval of a law that would allow for the execution of prisoners, describing this move as a clear indication of the 'true face' of the Israeli state. The group argued that this law, now in the process of being implemented, represents an unprecedented escalation in Israel's ongoing 'slow death' policy against Palestinian prisoners. They view these developments as part of a broader context of systematic torture and abuse that prisoners face in Israeli jails, highlighting the inhumane treatment endured daily including neglect, starvation, and cruelty.

In their statement, Hamas not only condemned the proposed death penalty but also urged international entities, including the United Nations and human rights organizations, to take immediate and effective action to protect the prisoners and halt this dangerous crime. They expressed concern that these actions reflect a wider strategy of ethnic cleansing against the Palestinian people, calling on global communities to recognize their plight and act accordingly.

The situation underscores the increasing tensions in the region and raises serious questions about human rights and the treatment of Palestinian prisoners. Hamas reaffirmed its commitment to placing the issue of prisoners at the forefront of their agenda, seeking full freedom for those imprisoned and justice against those who conspire against them, ensuring that the struggle for Palestinian rights continues unabated.