**1.Senior Hamas leaders are divided on Israel's proposal for an armistice**
Hamas senior leaders are divided on Israel's proposal for an armistice. Under the close monitoring of the Israeli army and under the pressure of survival in Gaza, there is a risk that Hamas militants will not agree to a truce. They believe that they will consider an armistice agreement only after Israel has ended its aggression. The awkward position of the Hamas army in the Gaza region in the war and their desire to rebel against Israel. And Hamas's member states in Doha are in favor of ending the fighting. They believe that a truce is essential to reduce the loss of life and re-establish stability in the region. Hamas's position in Doha shows that it wants to work with Israel to find a solution.
2.Israel has declared an armistice and is ready to provide assistance to the Palestinian people
Israel** declared an armistice following a military clash with Hamas. He noted that Israel stood ready to contribute to the alleviation of religious problems in Gaza. Israel's statement is an indication of Israel's attitude in the war, and it says that it hopes that the truce will reduce the losses caused by the war and support regional stability.
3.Hamas militants are considering a truce before Israel ends its invasion once and for all
However, the demand for an armistice by Hamas militants is quite strong. They will consider an armistice only when Israel puts an end to its invasion once and for all. This request would not be agreed to in Israel's view, which believed in its right to defend itself and would continue to defend its country and its people. Hamas militants have a position of opposing Israeli actions, but they still defend their power.
4.Under pressure from Israel, the position of Hamas's senior leadership has shifted to **
From the standpoint of the senior Hamas **, they actually surrendered to Israel and want to end the fighting. It is much better to advocate a way to solve the problem than to persist in contradictions. The Hamas senior level wants to end the war and re-establish stability in the region.
5.Hamas militants in Gaza insist that Israel end its invasion of it first**
But Hamas militants in Gaza have strongly argued that they will not consider an armistice unless Israel ends its invasion. They believe that unless Israel ends its invasion, it will not be a peaceful solution. Hamas forces in Gaza believe in their power and in their demonstrations.
6.**would undermine the unity of Hamas**
In Hamas, such a ** would make its unity unstable. The disagreement between Hamas militants and Hammas Dobas in Gaza will exacerbate Hamas's internal conflict and have a certain impact on its overall operations and decisions. Such differences would make it difficult for Hamas to negotiate and contradict Israel.
Hamas disagreed on the armistice proposal when Israel clashed with Hamas. Monitored by the Israeli army and the existential pressure of Hamas fighters in Gaza, they prefer not to accept the armistice and call on Israel to end their incursions once and for all. And some in Hamas, in Dodo, want to stop the fighting, as it is essential to reduce human losses and re-establish stability in the region. Israel** declared a truce and was ready to provide military help to the Palestinians, but Hamas militants have offered that Israel will not accept this offer unless it ends its invasion. Hamas's senior leaders, under pressure from Israel, have largely compromised to end the fighting, but Hamas militants in Gaza have insisted that Israel stop the invasion first. Such a ** would make the unity of Hamas unstable.