Hamas is reasserting control in Gaza despite its heavy losses fighting Israel
Summary
Hamas is regaining control in Gaza after heavy losses from a war with Israel, despite a ceasefire in place. Hamas is now managing security, tax collections, and government services, raising questions about its long-term plans and willingness to comply with President Trump's peace plan. Traders and citizens face strict regulations and heavy taxes as the region deals with severe shortages and damages.Key Facts
- A ceasefire between Hamas and Israel began last October.
- Hamas is reestablishing control over security, taxes, and services in Gaza.
- The war with Israel left Gaza's infrastructure heavily damaged and many people displaced.
- Over 72,000 Gazans were reported killed during the conflict by Hamas's health ministry.
- Hamas has regained control of more than 90% of the areas it operates in.
- Traders must pay high taxes to Hamas for importing goods, with penalties for non-compliance.
- Citizen services like identity cards and health procedures are managed by Hamas authorities.
- The region is still experiencing shortages of basic needs like shelter and education.
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