MNA � A member of Hamas' political bureau Khalil al-Hayya said that during its ten years of support for Hamas, Iran has not had any political demands from the Palestinian organization.

�Hamas is proud of its ties with Qatar, Egypt, Iran and Turkey and all the supports of the Palestine,� al-Hayya said.

Noting that the made suppositions about having ceasefire with the Israel regime are not based on reality, he said �the resistance movement of the Palestine can not believe in Israel for making its commitments but Hamas seeks exchanging prisoners with Israelis.�

In early August, a Hamas leader in Lebanon Osama Hamdan said that the movement�s relations with Tehran have entered a new path.

He made the remarks in a meeting with Hussein Sheikholeslam, former adviser the Iranian Foreign Minister, in Beirut.

Hamdan noted that efforts made in the framework of the so-called �Deal of the Century� are doomed to failure. Threats against Resistance forces will not yield any result and the history of the last three decades show that achieved victories are results of resistance.