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Who Will Control the Gaza Strip After the Israel-Gaza War?

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When Will the Gaza War End?

Meanwhile, in Gaza, though high-intensity military operations have effectively ended, Israeli forces have continued to strike the territory. Israeli forces killed three Palestinians on Monday and Tuesday, according to the strip's health ministry.

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Meanwhile, in Gaza, though high-intensity military operations have effectively ended, Israeli forces have continued to strike the territory. Israeli forces killed three Palestinians on Monday and Tuesday, according to the strip's health ministry.

Separately, the United States and Israel reportedly came to an agreement regarding the remaining 200 Hamas fighters in Rafah — an area that Israel controls. As part of the agreement, the fighters are to be deported, though no country so far has offered to accept them.

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Separately, the United States and Israel reportedly came to an agreement regarding the remaining 200 Hamas fighters in Rafah — an area that Israel controls. As part of the agreement, the fighters are to be deported, though no country so far has offered to accept them.

Reuters released a report on Tuesday alleging that U.S. President Donald Trump's 20-point plan for Gaza is stalling and the strip will be de facto partitioned between Israeli and Hamas-controlled zones, according to several European diplomats.

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Reuters released a report on Tuesday alleging that U.S. President Donald Trump's 20-point plan for Gaza is stalling and the strip will be de facto partitioned between Israeli and Hamas-controlled zones, according to several European diplomats.

As part of the ceasefire, Israel is to withdraw further from Gaza, a transitional authority is to come to power, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.verity.news/story/2025/report-us-seeks-un-security-council-approval-of-gaza-force">an international force is to deploy to the strip</a> and Hamas is to begin disarming. However, Israel has refused to allow the Palestinian Authority to have a role in postwar Gaza, and Hamas has said it will not disarm.

As part of the ceasefire, Israel is to withdraw further from Gaza, a transitional authority is to come to power, an international force is to deploy to the strip and Hamas is to begin disarming. However, Israel has refused to allow the Palestinian Authority to have a role in postwar Gaza, and Hamas has said it will not disarm.

All the sources Reuters spoke to said that, without U.S. action to break the impasse, Gaza will be indefinitely divided along what has been referred to as the "yellow line." Israel has said that its forces will prevent Hamas fighters from entering the areas under its control.

All the sources Reuters spoke to said that, without U.S. action to break the impasse, Gaza will be indefinitely divided along what has been referred to as the "yellow line." Israel has said that its forces will prevent Hamas fighters from entering the areas under its control.

Politico also released a separate report based on leaked documents alleging that Trump administration officials are concerned that the ceasefire could collapse because of the difficulty implementing many of its core provisions.

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Politico also released a separate report based on leaked documents alleging that Trump administration officials are concerned that the ceasefire could collapse because of the difficulty implementing many of its core provisions.

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As part of the ceasefire, Israel is to withdraw further from Gaza, a transitional authority is to come to power, an international force is to deploy to the strip and Hamas is to begin disarming. However, Israel has refused to allow the Palestinian Authority to have a role in postwar Gaza, and Hamas has said it will not disarm.

Politico also released a report based on leaked documents alleging that Trump administration officials are concerned that the ceasefire could collapse because of the difficulty implementing many of its core provisions.

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Politico also released a report based on leaked documents alleging that Trump administration officials are concerned that the ceasefire could collapse because of the difficulty implementing many of its core provisions.

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Though the future will be challenging, it is essential that both Israel and Hamas stick to the ceasefire. Of course, many aspects of the deal are potentially problematic, but nothing is gained from returning to war. Hamas must follow through with what it agreed to, and, in turn, Israel should not escalate the situation.

Though the future will be challenging, it is essential that both Israel and Hamas stick to the ceasefire. Of course, many aspects of the deal are potentially problematic, but nothing is gained from returning to war. Hamas must follow through with what it agreed to, and, in turn, Israel should not escalate the situation.

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Gaza reckons with ruins and old rivalries as mediators piece together wider deal

Hamas is saying one thing and doing another. With support from its backers in Doha and Ankara, Hamas believes that if it pays lip service to Trump's plan, it can do as it pleases and achieve the outcome it wants. The terror group is testing Israel's resolve by launching attacks on Israeli forces, and Israel must demonstrate that it will enforce the ceasefire unilaterally if necessary.

Hamas is saying one thing and doing another. With support from its backers in Doha and Ankara, Hamas believes that if it pays lip service to Trump's plan, it can do as it pleases and achieve the outcome it wants. The terror group is testing Israel's resolve by launching attacks on Israeli forces, and Israel must demonstrate that it will enforce the ceasefire unilaterally if necessary.

Hamas reaffirms Gaza ceasefire after deadly clash with IDF

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As always, Israel is doing everything it can to undermine and sabotage the ceasefire so that it can return to its genocidal campaign. Already, Israel has killed scores of Palestinians under false pretenses, and the only reason the situation has not escalated is because Trump pressured Netanyahu to maintain the ceasefire. Israeli forces have violated the ceasefire repeatedly, and it is up to the United States and the international community to prevent further Palestinian bloodshed.

As always, Israel is doing everything it can to undermine and sabotage the ceasefire so that it can return to its genocidal campaign. Already, Israel has killed scores of Palestinians under false pretenses, and the only reason the situation has not escalated is because Trump pressured Netanyahu to maintain the ceasefire. Israeli forces have violated the ceasefire repeatedly, and it is up to the United States and the international community to prevent further Palestinian bloodshed.

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Scores of Palestinians dead, regular arrests: Israel's ceasefire violations in Gaza so far

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As always, Israel is doing everything it can to undermine and sabotage the ceasefire so that it can return to its genocidal campaign. Already, Israel has killed scores of Palestinians under false pretenses, and the only reason the situation has not escalated is that Trump pressured Netanyahu to maintain the ceasefire. Israeli forces have violated the ceasefire repeatedly, and it is up to the United States and the international community to prevent further Palestinian bloodshed.

As always, Israel is doing everything it can to undermine and sabotage the ceasefire so that it can return to its genocidal campaign. Already, Israel has killed scores of Palestinians under false pretenses, and the only reason the situation has not escalated is that Trump pressured Netanyahu to maintain the ceasefire. Israeli forces have violated the ceasefire repeatedly, and it is up to the United States and the international community to prevent further Palestinian bloodshed.

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There's a 15% chance that Israel will take control of Gaza City before Jan. 20, 2029, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

There's a 15% chance that Israel will take control of Gaza City before Jan. 20, 2029, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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