Israeli plan to spread chaos in Gaza through local militias and disarm the resistance

The Israeli occupation authorities continue their field violations of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, amidst increasing indications of their endeavor to create a state of comprehensive security chaos. This trend was recently manifested in the martyrdom of eight Palestinians due to raids and artillery shelling targeting various areas in the central and southern parts of the Strip, reflecting Tel Aviv's unwillingness to commit to calm.

Security sources reported that occupation aircraft targeted a group of citizens in Al-Maghazi refugee camp while they were trying to confront an armed gang supported by Israel. This gang was attempting to storm citizens' homes under the pretext of pursuing resistance activists, which reveals direct field coordination between the occupation army and these outlaw groups.

Field information indicates that armed Palestinian groups, believed to include hundreds of elements, are stationed in areas under direct Israeli military control in the southern Strip. These groups, including a militia known as 'Abu Shabab' in Rafah city, operate under full protection from the occupation army to implement suspicious security agendas.

These militias carried out a series of kidnappings and killings targeting Hamas activists and resistance elements in the southern areas. Local sources confirmed that these movements aim to destabilize internal stability and occupy the Palestinian internal front with side conflicts that drain its forces.

Hamas, for its part, stated that these criminal practices expose the continuation of the genocide war waged by Israel against the Palestinian people through various methods. The movement criticized the silence of the World Peace Council, describing it as impotent and completely biased towards the Israeli narrative at the expense of the victims' rights.

In the political context, the High Representative of the World Peace Council, Nikolay Mladenov, held consultations aimed at moving to the second phase of US President Donald Trump's plan. However, these efforts still face clear Israeli intransigence by refusing to abide by previous commitments related to stopping the aggression.

The Israeli government insists that any progress in the political track will not be possible until the resistance is completely disarmed. Tel Aviv threatened that it would carry out the disarmament operation itself if the international community failed to achieve this demand, which the resistance considers an impossible condition aimed at perpetuating the occupation.

Experts in Israeli affairs believe that the occupation is trying to reshape the geopolitical landscape of the Strip by supporting local gangs to undermine Hamas's authority. This plan aims to turn Gaza into an unsafe and uninhabitable environment by manipulating the demographic and social composition in the areas controlled by the army.

Reports indicate that the occupation army currently controls about 60% of the Gaza Strip, and seeks to impose a new reality in the remaining areas. The government of Benjamin Netanyahu, internationally wanted, supports these armed gangs to serve as an alternative tool to carry out security tasks that reduce the risks faced by Israeli soldiers.

Political analysts confirmed that the occupation army deliberately shells Palestinian police checkpoints and security headquarters to facilitate the movement of these armed gangs. This behavior comes within the framework of attempts to ignite internal strife or a 'civil war' that serves the occupation's goals of tearing apart the Palestinian social fabric and facilitating control over it.

In contrast, Washington adopts a different narrative, where former US State Department officials blamed the resistance for refusing to surrender its weapons. These claimed that Israeli moves are merely reactions to what they described as 'Hamas provocations,' ignoring the direct military support for local militias.

Sources close to the resistance responded to these claims by emphasizing that Hamas did not refuse the entry of technocrat committees or international stabilization forces. Rather, the movement discussed the details of the work of these bodies with mediators, and formed specialized committees to overcome obstacles to effective civil administration of the Strip.

Palestinian parties accuse international envoy Mladenov of manipulating facts and trying to rephrase agreements to serve only the Israeli vision. This approach seeks to confine the crisis to the issue of disarmament, and to jump over the humanitarian and political entitlements binding on the occupation under international laws.

Israel is trying to create a new area not fully controlled by Hamas by manipulating the demographic and social composition to make Gaza an uninhabitable place.