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  1. The Gaza Strip is undergoing military advances and restrictions, with peace plans based on Donald Trump's proposal.
  2. Talks are underway regarding a potential Trump plan for Gaza, involving Hamas, with mediation from Egypt, Türkiye, and Qatar, while Israeli strikes continue.
  3. Hamas delays negotiations to await the outcome of the Israeli election, while Qatar and Turkey push for tactical concessions.
  4. Hamas is moving its operational headquarters from Qatar to Turkey to seek safer locations amid potential Israeli strikes and to rebuild ties with post-war Syria.

Hamas leadership confirms Al-Hayya as de facto leader in Gaza, while Mashaal strengthens ties with Turkey and Qatar.

64 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 14
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Hamas leadership confirms Al-Hayya as de facto leader in Gaza, while Mashaal strengthens ties with Turkey and Qatar.

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  1. Pezeshkian pledged full support to Khalil al-Hayya, a key figure in Gaza's Hamas leadership, while Israel continues strikes.Sub-event
  2. Aidi assisted Hamas with sensitive information, while Hamas planned to disable Cellcom infrastructure, and Netanyahu requested citizenship revocation.Sub-event
  3. Khalil al-Hayya is appointed head of Hamas Political Bureau.1 source
  4. Turkey has published a book that supports Hamas by criticizing Israeli actions and giving space to Hamas leaders regarding the situation in Gaza.Sub-event
  5. Al-Hayya confirmed as Hamas' de facto leader in Gaza, allied with Iran.1 source

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