"Assessing the Future of Hamas as Israel's Conflict with Gaza Evolves"

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The Israeli Defense Forces claim to have "dismantled" 20 of the original 24 Hamas battalions in Gaza, but the group's remnants remain capable of waging insurgency. The IDF is preparing to focus on the four remaining "completely operational" battalions in Rafah, a difficult and potentially weeks-long offensive. The United States abstained from a U.N. Security Council vote for an immediate cease-fire, signaling a growing rift with Israel over Gaza's humanitarian crisis. The battlefield has shifted, with the IDF conducting more precise raids and facing fewer casualties, while Hamas has reduced rocket fire and shifted to guerrilla tactics.
- Hamas 'dismantled' but not destroyed, IDF says, as Gaza war enters new phase The Washington Post
- Israel's war in Gaza, Lebanon will not end without a deal - IDF sources The Jerusalem Post
- What Would “Total Victory” Mean in Gaza? besacenter.org
- Israel admits it may not be able to destroy Hamas after US turned its back The Telegraph
- AP News Summary at 12:51 p.m. EDT | Nation and World | postandcourier.com The Post and Courier
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