Abu Amer said that Israel's demands for any humanitarian moves for Gaza are still the same as it requires complete calm.
"There is still time to see a different Israeli position ... Israel may ease the blockade and this may not be a miracle, but it is not easy at the same time," he said.
Israel has repeatedly demanded that Hamas and other Palestinian factions be demilitarized in addition to handing over the Israeli soldiers held hostage in Gaza in order to agree on substantial steps to ease the blockade.
Meanwhile, the Palestinian factions stress that the weekly protests are peaceful that demand a complete lifting of the blockade, which led to uNPRecedented deterioration of the humanitarian situation of Gaza's 2 million populations.
In recent months, Egypt, Qatar and the United Nations have succeeded to stop repeated violent confrontations between Hamas and Israel. However, their mediation did not come out with a full truce agreement.
Hamas also announced efforts by the United Nations, Egypt and Qatar to secure an unconditioned truce deal in exchange for lifting the blockade, which Israel has not officially confirmed.
"Hamas is more in favor of calm than military escalation, but at the same time keeping the weekly protests to press for the lifting of the blockade," political analyst Abdel Nasser al-Najjar from Ramallah city told Xinhua.
The expert said it is hard to tell what may happen in the coming days as things are "vague".
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