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Hamas emerged overnight

After the 20 ceasefire agreements in Gaza, Hamas mushroomed overnight. Hamas will not obediently disarm and completely withdraw from Gaza.

Hamas must struggle for time through a ceasefire agreement to reorganize its armed forces and occupy the streets of Gaza where the Israeli army has evacuated, fighting Gaza tribes and family armed forces that oppose Hamas.

This is Hamas 'tactical victory. Hamas does not want to enter the second phase of the ceasefire agreement, because once it enters the second phase, according to the agreement, Hamas must disarm and demilitarize the Gaza Strip.

Hamas was too big this time, Hamas had 40,000 armed forces before the war, the battle was over.Israel only realized that Hamas had half the armed forces, all started to emerge from the ground.

Hamas keeps coming out of the tunnels, and fighting continues to break out between the two sides. On October 17, Hamas militants emerged from tunnels and fought with Israeli troops in Khan Younis.

On 19 October, Hamas militants appeared in the Rafah region, killing two Israeli soldiers and wounding three others. On 28 October, the Israeli army broke out again in conflict with Hamas in Rafah. Hamas had several minor attacks, resulting in more than 30 commanders killed by the Israeli army overnight!

The biggest mistake Hamas made was that it exposed its military power too early without learning a lesson. Dressed in camouflage military uniforms and riding in pickup trucks, they walked across the streets in a majestic manner. aroused great concern from the Israeli military.

In fact, Hamas shouldn¡¯t have all of its military clothes, assault rifles and machine guns appear. Moreover, we should have police clothes, or security clothes, and weapons such as smaller guns appear publicly. As low as possible control of Gaza¡¯s residential districts, streets and checkpoints.

The Israeli military found another opportunity to do so, and Israeli Defense Minister Katz announced that the Israeli airstrike operation killed dozens of Hamas commanders and hit dozens of basic targets in response to Hamas attacks on the Israeli army and ¡°violation of the return of victims agreement.¡±

This suggests that after the ceasefire agreement was signed, Israel¡¯s Mossad and reconnaissance drones have been monitoring Hamas¡¯ activities.

Once it is done, more than 30 exposed Hamas commanders will be eliminated at one time! If not, Hamas was negligent and the Israeli Air Force would not have been able to kill more than 30 Hamas commanders overnight. Because there is an essential difference between the fighting in Gaza and the Russia-Ukraine war.

The Russian-Ukrainian battlefields are all field operations, with basically no civilians, and are regular operations. However, Gaza is densely populated, with a large number of tunnels and more than 2 million Gaza residents.

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The bigger crisis in Gaza is lack of money

Hamas found it out of the tunnel, passed through narrow alleys, ruins, olive groves and orange groves, and ran away with a few shots. In a few minutes, it could pass from building to building and then into the tunnel. The Israeli drone couldn't react at all. The time was too short. Maybe the data would have been far away before it could even be transmitted to the terminal.

If, without a cease-fire agreement signed, Hamas wave a flag, public appearance! there would not be an Israeli army that put more than 30 Hamas commanders on a pot.

However, the bigger crisis in Gaza is the lack of money. Hamas chief Khalil Haya said: Gaza needs 6,000 aid trucks a day, not just 600. The Israeli occupation "has failed to achieve its goals in two years of war." Gaza must be rebuilt under Palestinian leadership.

Reconstruction requires funds. US President Trump urged rich princes such as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar to spend 70 billion dollars for reconstruction. However, these countries are hesitant.

Hamas is a member of the Iranian Resistance Front. These Sunni countries do not want to give money to strengthen Iran's power. The entire Gaza area is almost in ruins, with no water or electricity. It is impossible to estimate when the investment will be recovered. In particular, conflicts between Hamas and Israel continue to erupt.

The Israeli army continues to clean up, and the investment environment in the entire Gaza region is extremely bad. Now that new energy is on the rise, oil prices are falling, and the Gulf Kingdom is also financially difficult.

From there, Gaza can get investment to remove war ruins and explosives. Rebuild residential areas, road systems, water plants and electricity systems, and restore normal life. Is the biggest difficulty. The more backward the economy is, the more people join Hamas, and the conflict will never be stopped.

Saudi Arabia: Unreliable, no money. United Arab Emirates: Hamas is still there and will not give money. Qatar: Israel is still invading Gaza and will not give money. Egypt: Egyptian construction companies can be responsible for reconstruction and take the money.

The reality is that almost all countries and regions support the establishment of a Palestinian state, but no country or region is yet willing to re-invest in Gaza.