[Hamas says the "Peace Commission" report is "inconsistent with the facts"] September 5th, the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a statement on the 5th saying that the contents of a recent report by the "Peace Commission" on the situation in the Gaza Strip are "inconsistent with the facts." Hamas called on the committee to maintain an objective and balanced stance. Hamas spokesman Hazem Qasim said in a statement that the report published by the "Peace Council" on social media took a position that was "unfavorable to the Palestinian people and their resistance movement" and failed to provide a balanced and comprehensive statement on the current situation. Qasim called on the "Peace Council" to avoid adopting the "Israeli narrative" and not publish content that harms the interests of all Palestinian parties. He emphasized that the approximately two million residents of the Gaza Strip are still facing repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement, continued attacks on civilians, and extremely dire humanitarian conditions. The "Peace Commission" initiated by the United States released a report on the 4th saying that "Hamas accepted the commission's request" and stated that Gaza should become a model for Palestinian autonomy in the next ten years, convincing Israel and other parties that Palestine's core pursuit lies in freedom and prosperity, not the destruction of Israel. (CCTV News)