Hamas Cease-Fire Deal May Reveal Secret Route for Gaza Terrorist Arms Supplies
A fragile cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas in Gaza could potentially allow the rearming of terrorist groups in the territory, raising concerns about regional stability. The agreement's long-term sustainability is uncertain as tensions continue to simmer beneath the surface.
A potential cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas could allow Gaza militants to rearm and resupply their arsenals, sparking concerns that violence could resume quickly. The agreement, which has yet to be formally implemented, would require Hamas to dismantle its tunnels network and release dozens of Israeli prisoners in exchange for the lifting of a blockade on Gaza. Experts warn that if the deal fails, it could embolden Hamas to continue its militant activities, potentially leading to renewed conflict with Israel. The fragile peace agreement is seen as a temporary reprieve before a potential new escalation.
