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Hamas Reorganizes and Maintains Control in Gaza Despite Ceasefire
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First reported by Now 14 · 14 hours ago
What happened
More than 1,000 days after October 7, Hamas continues to control Gaza, reorganizing under a ceasefire while suppressing dissent and avoiding Israeli airstrikes by operating covertly. Residents report fear, economic hardship, and widespread desire to emigrate, with Hamas maintaining strict authority despite hiding from public view.
- 01Hamas has reestablished command centers and controls Gaza despite the ceasefire.
- 02Militants operate covertly disguised as civilians to evade Israeli airstrikes.
- 03Hamas suppresses protests and punishes suspected collaborators.
- 04Residents express fear, exhaustion, and widespread desire to emigrate.
- 05Economic conditions in Gaza remain dire with high prices and limited aid.
- 06Criticism arises over Israel’s failure to separate civilians from militants in Gaza.
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