Haniyeh, who is considered to seek to consolidate Palestinian aid with a leadership career imaginable on the horizon, also gave an in frequent interview on Palestinian television on Palestinian Television in Beirut.
Haniyeh was criticized during his stopover in Lebanon on social media. An article asked him if it was better for him to threaten Israel from the West Bank, which is governed through the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority and with which Hamas has a long history. Stronghold.
One article said Lebanon had enough unrest right now and also wanted Hamas.
Lebanon is grapping with its worst economic and monetary crisis in decades, and the capital, Beirut, was devastated a month ago by a large explosion, resulting in nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrates ignited in the port.
The explosion killed more than 190 people and injured thousands.