Hamas strengthens its control over the Gaza Strip, implementing regulations such as tobacco taxation and price monitoring, in the context of a recent ceasefire. Residents of Gaza observe an increase in the organization's control, which has resumed executions against those accused of collaborating with Israel. Although Hamas authorities deny the tax increases, traders and citizens complain about high prices and the lack of goods.
The U.S. plan for Gaza envisions a political transition, but the division of the territory seems increasingly likely, with Hamas continuing to govern. Despite external pressures, including from the United States, which do not want Hamas to remain in power, the organization is consolidating its influence, taking advantage of political uncertainty and the delay in forming a new administration. Residents continue to face economic difficulties, while Hamas maintains control over resources and commercial activities.
The U.S. plan for Gaza envisions a political transition, but the division of the territory seems increasingly likely, with Hamas continuing to govern. Despite external pressures, including from the United States, which do not want Hamas to remain in power, the organization is consolidating its influence, taking advantage of political uncertainty and the delay in forming a new administration. Residents continue to face economic difficulties, while Hamas maintains control over resources and commercial activities.
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