The deputy head of Hamas' Political Bureau in the Gaza Strip Khalil al-Hayya said that the Great March of Return and break the siege will continue until its objects are achieved. 

Al-Hayya said in a Friday sermon in Rafah during the funeral of Abdul Kareem Redwan, a Hamas fighter killed by an Israeli airstrike on Thursday, "we will not pay a political price in exchange for end of the siege imposed on Gaza, and our resistance and our marches will continue until the siege is broken and the right of return is fulfilled."

Al-Hayya stressed that the Palestinian people and resistance are capable of managing the battle with the occupation, saying: "Threats do not intimidate us, the resistance will remian until the end of the occupation, the threats of the enemy and the tightening of the siege increases our belief in our cause."

The Hamas leader pointed out that Gaza after 4 years of the Israeli aggression has developed its resistance, stressing that the Israeli occupation will only see his soldiers captured during the 2014 aggression after paying the price.

Regarding the reconciliation file, Al-Hayya pointed out that the movement officially informed Egypt of its consent to its vision of reconciliation, praising its role and all parties seeking an internal reconciliation.

He pointed out that the paper was approved with important rules, namely: the implementation of what was agreed upon, the political partnership, and the lifting of injustice and sanctions on the Gaza Strip.

"We want a national council for all the Palestinian people. We want a government for all the Palestinian people. We want to be partners in confronting the Israeli Occupation."

The member of the Political Bureau called on Fatah to work seriously to end the division and complete the reconciliation, without any more delay.