Hamas has decided to dissolve its civilian government in Gaza. A new technocratic committee consisting of 15 non-political representatives will take over the administration as part of a U.S.-backed ceasefire agreement.
Hamas has announced that it is dissolving its civilian government in Gaza. The decision means that a new technocratic committee consisting of 15 non-political representatives will take over the civilian administration in the area.
According to the reports, the handover is taking place as part of a ceasefire agreement. The new committee will, in turn, report to a peace council led by the United States, with Donald Trump as its chair. Hamas has ruled Gaza since 2007, but now says it is ready to hand over civilian authority.
It's still unclear how this will work
It is still unclear exactly when the handover will take place and who will be part of the new committee. It is also unclear whether Israel and the United States will approve the proposed representatives. Hamas has previously stated that it is not prepared to disarm its military forces, which has been one of the major obstacles in the negotiations.
At the same time, Israel controls large parts of Gaza after more than two years of war. The area lies in ruins, and the humanitarian situation remains very dire.
That's just what they say.
Meanwhile, they are digging tunnels and hiding places under hospitals and daycare centers. .
These must be fought with ”boots on the ground.” They must be physically removed.
Hamas is absolutely right not to surrender its weapons and thus miss the chance to defend itself against the Jewish terrorist state. Look at what has happened to the people of Europe who have been stripped of their weapons—they are finding it difficult to defend themselves against the Zionist power that rules them.