Hamas
“Hamas cannot function without injections of money through its illicit financial networks,” said John A. Eisenberg, assistant attorney general for national security.
A Hamas official said that no progress on laying down group’s weapons will take place before Israel ceases operations in Gaza and withdraws its forces.
Point No. 2 demands Israel complete without delay all remaining commitments, particularly the cessation of military operations in the Strip.
The Israeli military also killed a Hamas deputy cell commander who doubled as a physician in Shifa Hospital.
The proposal under discussion in Cairo would transfer authority to a transitional administration after independently verified disarmament milestones.
Troops dismantled more than 10 underground routes, seized weapons and established new defensive positions near the Yellow Line.
Ankara has become “the command center for Hamas’s rapists and murderers,” Amichai Chikli says.
Israeli sources said the 15-point roadmap does not fully address Jerusalem’s demand for Hamas’s complete demilitarization before any IDF withdrawal from Gaza.
The pact, which the terrorist group has yet to confirm accepting, “is a critical step toward Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government,” the U.S. president and Board of Peace chair said.
“With the devil, whose banner is our destruction ..., you do not sign agreements,” the national security minister said amid reports of emerging disarmament deal.
The IDF said it killed the last remaining sniper cell commander in Hamas’s Nuseirat Battalion.
Hakan Fidan told a Hamas delegation that he appreciated the role the terrorist organization played in peace efforts.
