The head of the terrorist organization abroad revealed in an interview with Al-Aqsa TV that Israel is acting against its presence in Lebanon and Turkey • More revealed that Hamas detainees in Saudi Arabia have not yet been released

• Overseas Hamas head Maher Salah

"Israel has been attacking Hamas abroad particularly intensively in recent years," Hamas head Salah Maher said in an interview with Al-Aqsa TV. In this regard, the senior official in the terrorist organization cited the assassinations of Fadi al-Batsh, Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, Muhammad Zawari and others.

Salah added in the special interview that "the occupation escalated Hamas attacks with direct assassinations and assassination attempts, inciting his presence in Lebanon, Turkey and other countries. . 

The senior official emphasized that Israel's actions against Hamas abroad are due to "the enemy understands how huge Hamas is." Sovereignty in Judea and Samaria, Maher said that all Palestinians must agree on the need to fight the plan. 

Following the interview, a senior Hamas official revealed that members of the detention organization in Saudi Arabia had not yet been released: "They have no guilt other than helping their people in Palestine." He noted that efforts to release them are ongoing, but to date they have not borne fruit. 

As mentioned in September 2019, Palestinian sources in Saudi Arabia reported that the security and preventive security apparatus in the kingdom have arrested over 60 people affiliated with the Hamas movement. According to the Lebanese report, the detainees in Saudi Arabia were also residents of Gaza and Hamas members of the Palestinian parliament. That month, Hamas revealed that as part of a series of arrests of Palestinians in Saudi Arabia, Dr. Muhammad Saleh al-Khadri, known as Abu Hani, was arrested as a kind of diplomat of the Saudi terrorist organization.