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Israel Concerned Hamas Rebuilding Military Capabilities Amidst Election Uncertainty Israeli intelligence reports that Hamas is rearming and rebuilding its military capabilities in Gaza, exploiting the current political climate and election cycles in Israel and the U.S. to its advantage. Security officials are concerned about the pace of Hamas's recovery and the slow progress of disarmament mechanisms, while also navigating diplomatic complexities with the United States.
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What happened 01 Hamas is reportedly rearming and rebuilding military capabilities in Gaza. 02 Israel is concerned Hamas is exploiting election periods to increase its strength. 03 Disarmament mechanisms in Gaza are progressing slowly, allowing Hamas to recover. 04 Minister Orit Strock criticized the incremental rehabilitation of Gaza without Hamas disarmament. 05 Israel's operational freedom is influenced by U.S. policy and election outcomes. Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv , the latest report. Read Maariv’s original The coverage
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