GAZA, (PIC)-- Hamas MP Mushir Al-Masri has denied press allegations that he supported the plan tabled by Israeli MP Shaul Mofaz stipulating the establishment of a Palestinian state with temporary borders.

Masri told PIC that Hamas's position is clear and stable mainly that the entire land of Palestine is for the Palestinians and that any solutions not meeting the people's demands are rejected.

Mofaz's plan reflects a deep crisis within the "Zionist entity", he said, adding that the peace process was responsible for the emergence of such plans.

"We do not believe in a disarmed state with no right of return for the refugees, which is [American president Barack] Obama's vision that is circulated by Abu Mazen [Mahmoud Abbas the PA chief whose term in office expired last January]," Masri underlined.

"We believe in a fully sovereign state and restoration of all rights and meeting all of our people's aspirations," he elaborated.

The Hamas lawmaker said that his Movement had adopted resistance as a strategy to restore rights and maintain constants, adding that the process of futile negotiations was not in Hamas's lexicon.

He concluded his statement by saying that anyone believing that Hamas might give up rights or constants or accept partial settlements is living an illusion.