Hamas’s Osama Hamdan storms out of CNN interview at Oct. 7 questions.

CNN Anchor Jim Sciutto recently had a heated exchange with senior Hamas official Osama Hamdan during an interview. Hamdan, appearing remotely from Doha, was supposed to discuss ongoing ceasefire-hostage deal negotiations. The discussion turned tense when Sciutto asked if Hamas regretted the October 7 terror attacks that resulted in significant casualties.

Despite Hamdan trying to deflect by accusing Israel of killing Palestinians, Sciutto pressed on, citing his extensive reporting experience in the region. The conversation escalated as they delved into the responsibility for civilian deaths in Gaza over the years.

As the interview spiraled, Hamdan eventually stormed off, accusing Sciutto of bias and supporting the killing of Palestinians. The exchange highlighted the deep-rooted tensions and differing perspectives on the conflict in the region.

Despite the disagreement, the interview shed light on the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict and the challenges of finding common ground amid deep-seated animosities.