Does the "solution" mark the beginning of a solution?

The step taken by the Hamas movement yesterday to dissolve its government in the Gaza Strip is of paramount importance and urgent necessity; as a prelude to the "Gaza Committee" taking over its duties and assuming its responsibilities in a political and field environment booby-trapped with surprises, and submerged in a pile of crises and challenges that require concerted international efforts to dismantle them, and to put the Strip on the threshold of recovery from its deep pains.The Israeli response to the step was not delayed, as Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar considered it a trick, which means his rejection of it, a rejection translated by policies of daily killing and continuous pursuit via drones targeting vehicles in the streets; exactly as happened a few hours after Hamas's announcement, where a vehicle was targeted, leading to the martyrdom of two.Meanwhile, leaders of the political and military establishments in Israel do not cease to incite and rally Israeli and international public opinion against the movement; by exaggerating its military power and warning of its intention to prepare for a new "October 7th." This systematic incitement aims only to obtain an American green light to resume the war of extermination, cloaked in these fabricated pretexts, especially after the residents of the Strip have been crammed into thirty percent of its area.This behavior also aims to throw a wrench in the works of any international solution, the first procedural features of which appeared in the request for Hamas to dissolve its government, and the subsequent steps that would restore calm to the Strip.Mixing cards is one of the most political arts mastered by the "Likud fox" whenever it is time for implementation; just as he blew up the first steps to implement the framework agreement in southern Lebanon, it is not unlikely today that he will obstruct the first steps of a solution in the Gaza Strip after a thousand days and more of suffering.