GAZA, (PIC)-- The Hamas Movement on Monday denied receiving any proposal or hearing of a Palestinian agreement to form a government of technocrats that allows entry of Arab forces to supervise the restructuring of security apparatuses in Gaza.

Ismail Radwan, one of the Hamas leaders in the Gaza Strip, said in a press release that no one could sidestep Palestinian legitimacy and any solution to the internal Palestinian rift should be based on respecting results of the Palestinian elections and abiding by previous understandings such as the Cairo, Makkah and Sana'a declarations.

The PLO and the PA security apparatuses should be restructured in a way serving Palestinian people's interests, he stressed.

Radwan asked Egypt to double efforts to pressure Israel into abiding by the calm agreement.

He also said that the Arab League and the Arab countries should have a more effective role in reuniting Palestinian ranks.