Recently, in the area controlled by the Israeli army east of the “yellow line,” the withdrawal line established by the first phase of the cease-fire agreement in Gaza, several Palestinian armed factions are trying to expand their influence and dominate, and compete to fill the vacuum left by the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement after it left. According to reports, there are now at least five armed factions operating in areas controlled by the Israeli army, and they have publicly stated that they are preparing to play a role in the Gaza Strip after Hamas steps down.

Recently, in the area controlled by the Israeli army east of the “yellow line,” the withdrawal line established by the first phase of the cease-fire agreement in Gaza, several Palestinian armed factions are trying to expand their influence and dominate, and compete to fill the vacuum left by the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement after it left. According to reports, there are now at least five armed factions operating in areas controlled by the Israeli army, and they have publicly stated that they are preparing to play a role in the Gaza Strip after Hamas steps down.