Israel Vows No Hamas Rule in Gaza, Seeks New Governance
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Israel is exploring alternatives to Hamas for governing Gaza, proposing local non-hostile actors to take over, but past attempts have failed. Defense Minister Yoav Gallant suggests isolating areas and removing Hamas operatives, while Prime Minister Netanyahu faces pressure to accept a U.S.-proposed ceasefire. Experts doubt the feasibility of finding local leaders willing to challenge Hamas, given its strong influence and past failures of similar strategies. The U.S. suggests a reformed Palestinian Authority with Arab and Muslim nation support, but negotiations continue amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises.
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