Despite relentless targeting of Gaza’s administrative and organizational efforts, “Israel” has failed to halt the government’s work in Gaza to stabilize conditions and prevent chaos.

In anticipation of the post-war scenarios in Gaza, PA President Mahmoud Abbas has, for the first time, taken steps toward reconciling with his long-time political rivals to unify the fragmented Fatah movement.

Since the start of the ground incursion, the Israeli forces have divided Gaza into 2 main sectors, separating the population into northern and southern zones, but with the aim to eliminate Hamas, they have added new divisions bringing the total to 4 fronts.

In a pivotal move, as the Palestinian Authority eyes its role in Gaza's post-war future, President Mahmoud Abbas named a successor, subtly steering the choice toward a trusted ally.

Contrary to claims promoted by international and Arab media suggesting that "Israel" benefits from the Syrian opposition's actions against Assad’s regime, the Occupation state appears increasingly uneasy about recent Syrian Opposition victories.