Hamas rejected the idea of foreign control over the Gaza Strip

The Palestinian movements Hamas, Islamic Jihad (a terrorist organization banned in Russia) and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) rejected the idea of foreign control over Gaza after the conflict was resolved. This was announced on October 10 by the Hamas press service.

"We also strongly reject any foreign control and affirm that determining the form of governance in the Gaza Strip and the foundations of its institutions is an internal Palestinian matter that is being decided jointly by the national constituents of our people," the movement said in a Telegram channel.

In addition, they also expressed their willingness to use assistance to rebuild the Palestinian enclave.

"We are ready to take advantage of Arab and international participation in reconstruction, reconstruction and development, which will ensure a decent life for our people and preserve their rights to their land," they emphasize.

Powder Point: Israeli troops leave major cities in Gaza

Mass celebrations began in the streets in connection with the truce.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the Israeli army remains in the Gaza Strip to put pressure on the Palestinian Hamas movement until the implementation of the movement's disarmament provision. He also noted that Israel's security requires achieving the goals of the war, including eliminating the Iranian axis centered on Hamas.

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