NewzIsraeli-backed militias operating in Gaza have expressed skepticism regarding the long-term efficacy of the Board of Peace deal, specifically asserting that Hamas is unlikely to disarm. These local figures argue that the continued presence of Hamas forces undermines the stability of the agreement and the security of those collaborating with Israeli interests.
Beyond the immediate disarmament concerns, residents associated with these militias highlight a significant strategic dilemma. They suggest that the potential dismantling of armed groups could leave local collaborators vulnerable to retaliation, noting that such a move may discourage future cooperation with Israel due to fears of being abandoned by their backers.
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