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Distress of Gaza’s civilians forces Hamas to become more flexible, considering unity government

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Published: 14 September 2017

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Terror organization finally agrees to pay for some of Strip’s electricity, signaling shift in policy

Hamas finds itself at Egypt's mercy (Al-Monitor)
Despite Hamas' apparent rapprochement with Iran, the movement is finding it can only pursue relations as Cairo allows (Sep 12)

Distress of Gaza’s civilians forces Hamas to become more flexible (Haaretz)
Hamas’ latest moves in the Gaza Strip, coupled with its rapprochement with Egypt, may indicate that it’s trying to ensure that the calm in Gaza continues (Sep 14)

In Cairo, Hamas says it’s ready for Palestinian unity government (Times of Israel)
Ismail Haniyeh insists his group is willing to dissolve a contentious committee that led Abbas to cut power to Gaza (Sep 12)

Photo: Palestinian children do their homework during a power cut in an impoverished area in Gaza City, on September 11, 2017 MAHMUD HAMS/AFP
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