US EditionHamas reasserts control in a chaotic Gaza, posing a risk to the fragile ceasefire
Hamas has killed at least 33 members of armed groups to restore order and prevent chaos in Gaza following the ceasefire, as it faces pressure to disarm internationally.
- Hamas has sought to reassert control in Gaza after a ceasefire, killing at least 33 individuals in a crackdown on rival groups that tested its authority.
- Hamas has killed at least 33 people during a crackdown on groups threatening its control in Gaza since the ceasefire began on October 10, 2025.
- President Donald Trump stated that Hamas was given a temporary approval to police Gaza and commented on their actions against local gangs.
- The Hamas-run Interior Ministry announced a weeklong amnesty for gang members not involved in bloodshed, warning against any disturbances to public security.
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A fragile ceasefire has taken effect in Gaza, with Israeli forces retreating to new positions. Amid the power vacuum, Hamas has turned its attention to rival Gaza factions and launched a bloody campaign to suppress their activities.
Hamas forces give show of force; clashes in Gaza Strip with alleged gangsters
As the Gaza ceasefire holds, Hamas security forces have returned to the streets, clashed with armed groups and killed alleged gangsters in what the terrorist group says is an attempt to restore law and order.
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Hamas reasserts control in a chaotic Gaza, posing a risk to the fragile ceasefire
Hamas has deployed hundreds of police and clashed with armed groups in Gaza in what the militant group says is an attempt to restore law and order in areas where Israeli troops have withdrawn for the U.S.
Hamas Openly Violates Ceasefire, Vows Not to Disarm or Give Up Power, Conducts Mass Executions - Geller Report
Newly Empowered Hamas Conducting Mass Executions As it Re-Seizes Power in Gaza Hamas openly admits it has no intention of disarming or giving up power in Gaza—two core requirements of the ceasefire deal it accepted just days ago. In an interview last night, Hamas spokesperson Hazem Qassem declared the group will reject all Israeli demands related to weapons, saying: “We will not be prisoners to Israeli terminology or demands. This will be a key …
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