Hamas Prepares for Possible Resumption of War in Gaza.

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Gaza continues to remain in a charged mood as Hamas appoints new commanders and begins strategizing where to position combatants in the event of a possible return to fighting. This follows the latest pronouncement by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel is ready to resume attacks on Gaza whenever they feel like.

According to accounts laid out by *The Wall Street Journal*, Hamas is still reshaping its command and increasing its military profile across the Gaza Strip. All of these indications, it seems, are Hamas preparing itself in anticipation of renewed fighting whenever ceasefire negotiations reach an impasse or when Israel heightens the current military actions into Gaza.

Though tensions in the current continue to be high, Hamas’ preparation is an indication that they do not want to be caught off guard. New commanders might be appointed to strengthen internal command networks and improve strategic coordination in the event of an Israeli attack.

Prime Minister Netanyahu has remained steadfast in his statements that Israel won’t hesitate to resume military activities if the necessity arises. Israel’s government has repeatedly asserted determination to destroy Hamas’ military complex and provide stability for all Israeli citizens in the long term. Netanyahu’s comments show the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) are also preparing to confront a heightened scenario.
The ongoing preparations of the two sides may have a decisive impact on ceasefire negotiations and aid efforts in Gaza. International players, including Egypt and the United States, have been pursuing attempts to negotiate a lasting ceasefire, but these recent events may pose more difficulties.

If fighting breaks out again, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza could become worse, with more civilian death and displacement. The international community continues to call for restraint and a peaceful end to the situation, but tensions are still tight.

While both sides gear up for the possibility of war again, the next couple of weeks will be the crucial time in determining whether diplomacy works or war breaks out again. The globe watches closely as tensions rise in one of the world’s most volatile regions.

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