The next day in Gaza .. Did Hamas come out of the scene?

The channel confirmed, “Netanyahu informed his government coalition that he deals with the Trump proposal as the next day plan in Gaza,” noting that the resigned national minister of Etamar bin Ghafir linked his return to the government to ensure the implementation of the Trump plan in Gaza with “actual form.”

Essential concessions

“The survival of Hamas in the Gaza Strip is dependent on a regional international agreement on the nature of the Gaza administration after the war, and the movement to provide fundamental concessions regarding the conflict with Israel.”

Hawash told Sky News Arabia that “all parties, including Washington and Tel Aviv, want to remove Hamas from the scene of the ruling on the plan following the war. However, the movement will continue its endeavor to prevent this. ”

He pointed out that “the movement is trying, through the concessions it made with calm negotiations with Israel, and to ensure calm and non -response to calm violations and ignore the Netanyahu government to some of the terms of the agreement, to promote itself as it can continue to rule the sector in accordance with a regional international agreement.”

And that “Trump’s scheme has made the task for Hamas leadership despite the difficulty of its application; However, it showed a clear insistence from the American administration to remove the movement from the scene of the ruling, in addition to that it may be forced to leave Gaza.

He continued, “Trump’s plan, if applied, cuts the way for Hamas’s return to the ruling and actually graduated from the scene; However, the movement’s abdication and its willingness to accept the proposals related to Gaza and the West Bank can keep it as an administrative power of Gaza rule.

Darkening

Political analyst, Hatem Abu Zaida, believes that “Hamas has actually left the scene, and that its days are numbered in the rule of the Strip,” noting that the movement is making efforts to restore its control over Gaza; But these efforts face great obstacles.

Abu Zaida told Sky News Arabia that “the movement will not be part of any solution on the day after the war, and will be forced to leave the scene, in addition to its prominent leaders will have to accept deportation to other countries.”

He pointed out that “the American hints regarding the cancellation of the third stage of the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, which coincided with the launch of the Trump plan, represents a strong indication of a ready -made plan for the sector without any role of the movement, and thus its exit from the political scene completely.”

And that “Netanyahu and his government coalition leaders will not give up the idea of ​​dropping Hamas rule in Gaza, and the proposal of Trump came after Tel Aviv’s failure to find a civil alternative to rule the Palestinians away from the movement, the Palestinian Authority and the Fatah movement.”

He stressed that “Trump’s plan will not be in its current form and many of its items will be modified; However, the pressures that will be practiced on the movement’s leadership abroad will be the most able to push it to take over a marginal role in the Gaza Strip after the war, “as his estimate.