As IDF holds Gaza’s dividing line, Hamas reemerges from the shadow of war

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BEHIND THE LINES: IDF warns Hamas is rebuilding control despite the ceasefire, raising doubts over Gaza’s future and the 20-point plan.

"Hamas is committed to disarming according to the ceasefire agreement. But Hamas is not disarming. It is rebuilding its control," Col. Nadav Shoshani tells a group of foreign reporters gathered at a base of the IDF’s 252nd Division in Gaza. Shoshani is the IDF’s international spokesman. The position is located about 200 meters from the so-called Yellow Line, the dividing point between the 47% of the Gaza Strip still held by Hamas and the 53% currently controlled by Israel. We are in what was once the neighborhood of Shejaia, located on the southern outskirts of Gaza City. Now it is rubble.

It’s not my first time in this vicinity, once a notable stronghold of Hamas. I was here in December 2023. Then, the Merkava tanks of the 36th Division were crashing into central Gaza. There were still 251 hostages. The memories of October 7 were shocking and raw, and there was a sort of fervor for the war that we all felt. Then, the mission seemed clear. Now, by contrast, a month into the ceasefire, the future appears rather more ambiguous, with many more questions than answers regarding the way things may be headed.

Shejaia, over which the IDF fought three major engagements in the course of the last three years (I witnessed the first), has been reduced to ruins. But a little beyond the point which marks the Yellow Line, one may make out the first buildings of Gaza City itself, still under Hamas control. The Gaza City skyline appears surprisingly intact. Hamas’s capital survived the war, and is evidently now returning to a kind of life, still under Hamas rule. (Read More)