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Israel presented maps according to which it intends to control 20% of the territory of the Gaza Strip at the end of the war.
In an interview he gave to the Saudi channel Al-Sharq, the high-ranking official of the Palestinian organization claimed that the Israel wants to continue to control the route through the Strip and to hold territory a kilometer deep to the north and east, apart from various centers in Khan Yunis and Rafa.
At the same time, according to the protothema, he emphasized that the Hamas is ready to disband its military arm in exchange for a five-year ceasefire with Israel, under which an independent Palestinian state will be established. Al-Hiya added that Hamas is interested in joining the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and joining the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
He also made it clear that members of the military arm would be part of a Palestinian national army.
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Table of Contents
Israel-Hamas War: Ceasefire Efforts and Territorial Ambitions
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, the Palestinian Islamist group, has sparked concerns globally. Recent developments have shed light on Israel’s intentions to control a significant portion of the Gaza Strip, while Hamas has proposed a ceasefire in exchange for a political concession.
Israel’s Territorial Ambitions
According to a high-ranking Palestinian official, Israel has presented maps indicating its intention to control 20% of the Gaza Strip’s territory at the end of the war [[1]]. This move would grant Israel control over the route through the Strip, as well as a kilometer-deep territory to the north and east, including various centers in Khan Yunis and Rafa. This development has raised concerns about the implications of such territorial control on the region’s stability and the Palestinian people.
Hamas’ Proposals for Ceasefire and Statehood
In a remarkable turn of events, Hamas has expressed its willingness to disband its military arm in exchange for a five-year ceasefire with Israel [[1]]. This proposal is contingent upon the establishment of an independent Palestinian state. Furthermore, Hamas has stated its interest in joining the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and integrating into the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. This move could signal a significant shift in Hamas’ approach to resolving the conflict.
International Efforts for Ceasefire
Despite the ongoing violence, international efforts to broker a ceasefire continue. The United States, led by President Biden, has been actively engaging with both parties to facilitate a ceasefire. However, these efforts have been met with resistance, particularly from Hamas, which has presented new demands that have stalled the process [[3]].
Challenges in Achieving a Ceasefire
The complexity of the conflict and the deeply entrenched positions of both sides make it challenging to achieve a lasting ceasefire. As highlighted in a YouTube video, calling for an end to the war is “almost impossible” for most people, given the entrenched nature of the conflict [[2]].
The Human Cost of the Conflict
The Israel-Hamas war has resulted in significant human suffering, with civilians bearing the brunt of the conflict. The international community must continue to pressure both sides to reach a peaceful resolution, ensuring the protection of human life and the establishment of a lasting peace.
Conclusion
The Israel-Hamas war is a complex and deeply entrenched conflict that requires sustained international efforts to resolve. While Israel’s territorial ambitions and Hamas’ proposals for ceasefire and statehood offer a glimmer of hope, the challenges ahead are significant. It is essential for the global community to continue engaging with both parties to facilitate a lasting ceasefire and the establishment of a peaceful, independent Palestinian state.
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Israel-Hamas War: Ceasefire Efforts and Territorial Ambitions
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, the Palestinian Islamist group, has sparked concerns globally. Recent developments have shed light on Israel’s intentions to control a significant portion of the Gaza Strip, while Hamas has proposed a ceasefire in exchange for a political concession.
Israel’s Territorial Ambitions
According to a high-ranking Palestinian official, Israel has presented maps indicating its intention to control 20% of the Gaza Strip’s territory at the end of the war [[1]]. This move would grant Israel control over the route through the Strip, as well as a kilometer-deep territory to the north and east, including various centers in Khan Yunis and Rafa. This development has raised concerns about the implications of such territorial control on the region’s stability and the Palestinian people.
Hamas’ Proposals for Ceasefire and Statehood
In a remarkable turn of events, Hamas has expressed its willingness to disband its military arm in exchange for a five-year ceasefire with Israel [[1]]. This proposal is contingent upon the establishment of an independent Palestinian state. Furthermore, Hamas has stated its interest in joining the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and integrating into the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. This move could signal a significant shift in Hamas’ approach to resolving the conflict.
International Efforts for Ceasefire
Despite the ongoing violence, international efforts to broker a ceasefire continue. The United States, led by President Biden, has been actively engaging with both parties to facilitate a ceasefire. However, these efforts have been met with resistance, particularly from Hamas, which has presented new demands that have stalled the process [[3]].
Challenges in Achieving a Ceasefire
The complexity of the conflict and the deeply entrenched positions of both sides make it challenging to achieve a lasting ceasefire. As highlighted in a YouTube video, calling for an end to the war is “almost impossible” for most people, given the entrenched nature of the conflict [[2]].
The Human Cost of the Conflict
The Israel-Hamas war has resulted in significant human suffering, with civilians bearing the brunt of the conflict. The international community must continue to pressure both sides to reach
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