Transcript [00:00] Well, well, well. A few days ago, I made [00:03] a video about what's going on in Gaza. I [00:06] actually made two videos last week about [00:08] what's going on in the Gaza Strip. And I [00:10] talked about how Hamas was calling on, [00:12] you know, first they called on the Arab [00:14] nations to have a summit. That didn't go [00:17] anywhere. There's no movement on that, [00:20] remember? And [snorts] then they said [00:21] that they were going to they were going [00:23] to go down to Cairo to meet with the, [00:25] you know, with the board of peace and [00:27] make some demands. And and I'm my theory [00:31] that I laid out in those videos is that [00:33] Hamas is freaking out. And the reason [00:36] they're freaking out is that Israel [00:38] continues to destroy more and more of [00:41] their infrastructure, continues to carry [00:42] out strikes against uh against their [00:46] personnel [00:48] and continues to take more and more of [00:50] the Gaza Strip and clean it out of Kamas [00:52] because Kamas refuses to disarm. And the [00:57] 20point Gaza plan that Israel signed [01:00] calls for Kamas to be disarmed before we [01:02] can move on to the next phase of this [01:04] whole thing. so that is and Israel was [01:06] not sitting on its hands and was moving [01:07] forward. And again, as I said, that [01:09] kamas was panicking, freaking out, and [01:11] trying to figure out a way to survive. [01:13] Now, there's also reports coming out of [01:15] the Gaza Strip that kamas operatives [01:18] aren't even dis, you know, walking [01:20] around [01:22] showing their weapons in public because [01:23] they're afraid of getting of getting [01:25] zapped from the air by the Israelis. So, [01:27] they're kind of on the run. We also [01:30] talked about how there were there were [01:31] some big protests against Kamas plan [01:33] that Kamas then then managed to [01:36] suppress. But back to that idea where [01:39] they were they were calling for an Arab [01:40] summit and they were saying that they [01:42] were going to meet with the Board of [01:44] Peace. And the question was what move [01:47] were they were they going to make next? [01:48] Well, now we know what move they made [01:50] next. And it's a very interesting move. [01:52] I don't think it's going to work, but [01:53] it's a clever move. Uh, it hit the [01:55] headlines today amidst everything else [01:57] going on with the funeral in Tehran and [01:59] all that, but we're going to break down [02:00] this story. So, let's just pull it up [02:02] and get right to it. Here's the headline [02:04] today. Kamas dissolves Gaza government [02:06] ahead of eventual transfer of power to [02:08] technocrats. Wow, look at that. Kamas [02:11] has decided, okay, we're done. We're [02:14] dissolving the government. You know, [02:16] we're we're giving up power. We're going [02:18] to give it over to the Board of Peace, [02:21] to the technocrats, to the whatever it's [02:24] called, the National Committee for the [02:26] Administration of Gaza, the NCA, [02:29] uh that is now sitting in Cairo waiting [02:31] to come in because no one's going to do [02:33] anything until Hamas is disarmed. Well, [02:36] let's take a look at how this story [02:37] shook down. So, here's what we're going [02:38] to do in this video. We're going to look [02:40] at um at a couple different Israeli [02:42] reports on the of how this story was was [02:45] reported in Israeli media because each [02:47] report has some different information in [02:49] it. We're going to take a look for [02:51] funsies at how the French media was [02:53] reporting it because uh that's a good [02:55] example of of people who who are [02:58] choosing to turn a blind eye to what [03:00] Kamas is up to. Uh and then we'll talk [03:03] about what this actually means going [03:04] forward. [03:06] So here we go. Let's hit it. Kamas [03:08] dissolves Gaza government ahead of [03:09] eventual transfer of power to [03:11] technocrats. [03:12] And what does it say here? The kamas [03:14] government in Gaza on Monday, that's [03:16] today, announced the resignation of the [03:18] so-called emergency committee, the [03:20] kamasled administration that governs the [03:22] strip in preparation for the transfer of [03:24] authority to the technocratic national [03:27] committee for the administration of [03:28] Gaza. The kamas government said in its [03:31] announcement that all civil servants [03:32] will continue providing services as [03:34] usual, describing them as public [03:37] employees who are ready to work under [03:39] the responsibility of the national [03:40] committee for the administration of [03:41] Gaza. Kamas also said that has completed [03:44] all the administrative steps necessary [03:46] to transfer authority. Quote, "The head [03:48] of the government's emergency committee, [03:50] Muhammad Al Farra, has officially [03:52] submitted his resignation." Ismael al [03:54] Tawabta, head of Kamas's government [03:56] media office, told AFP, "The NC, the [04:00] National Committee for the [04:01] Administration of Gaza, headed by the [04:02] Palestinian technocrat Ali Shahad, was [04:04] created by the Board of Peace that US [04:06] President Donald Trump established when [04:08] he brokered the ceasefire between Kamas [04:10] and Israel in October 2025. The move [04:13] appears intended to demonstrate that the [04:16] terror group is willing to hand over the [04:18] administration of the Gaza Strip to the [04:20] technocrats in line with Trump's 20point [04:23] plan for Gaza despite its foot dragging [04:25] on the requirement for it to disarm. [04:29] It also appears to mark a significant [04:31] political shift by Hamas, which has run [04:33] Gaza since it violently seized control [04:35] from rival Palestinian from the rival [04:37] Palestinian movement Fatak in 2007. This [04:40] is nonsense. I'll get to that in a [04:42] moment. The Board of Peace said it would [04:44] assess developments in Gaza by actions, [04:46] not promises. After the announcement, [04:48] the board has quote taken note of [04:50] Kamas's announcement. It said in a [04:52] statement on X, adding that quote, [04:54] ultimately our assessment will be guided [04:56] by actions, not promises to meet the [04:58] critical needs of the people of Gaza. [05:01] The board said it is looking forward to [05:03] advancing the implementation mechanisms [05:05] necessary to enable the National [05:07] Committee for the Administration of Gaza [05:08] to assume full governing authority, [05:10] stressing that this will require the [05:12] consolidation of all weapons under the [05:15] control of the NCA as provided for in [05:18] the comprehensive Gaza Peace Plan and [05:20] United States Security Council [05:22] Resolution 2803. Now, United States [05:24] Security Council resolution 283 is [05:26] basically Trump's 28, I'm sorry, 20 [05:29] point Gaza plan. They brought it to the [05:31] UN. Uh they made one minor change. It's [05:34] a change that doesn't that doesn't [05:35] really matter for what we're talking [05:37] about here. Um and then they they voted [05:39] on it. It's exactly the same. The the [05:41] change the very slight change they made [05:44] is that it says in the UN Security [05:46] Council resolution version that the [05:48] International Stabilization Force will [05:51] have a role in the disarming of Hamas. [05:53] But it won't. Okay. It just they stuck [05:55] that in there uh in the UN Security [05:57] Council version. [06:00] Kamas fears the mediators will de will [06:02] will declare I'm sorry here we go a [06:04] genuine transfer of authority must [06:06] enable the NCA to exercise its mandate [06:09] independently [06:11] including taking the administrative and [06:12] governance decisions entrusted to it the [06:14] board said an Israeli official appeared [06:16] to downplay the significance of the move [06:18] calling it spin without any meaning [06:21] kamas fears that mediators will declare [06:23] them to be violating the agreement and [06:25] therefore it's stalling and engaging in [06:27] spin the official told the Khan public [06:29] broadcaster. A Palestinian source [06:31] familiar with the matter told the Times [06:33] of Israel that the move by Kamas is [06:35] aimed at turning Kamas's existing [06:37] governing structure into a caretaker [06:40] framework while increasing pressure on [06:42] the Board of Peace and Israel to allow [06:44] the NCA to enter Gaza. [06:46] Last month, diplomats from each of the [06:48] Middle Eastern mediating countries, [06:50] Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, told the Times [06:52] of Israel that Kamas has sought to drag [06:54] out negotiations on the issue of [06:56] disarmament. They also argued that [06:58] Israel's refusal to adhere to the terms [07:00] of the first phase of the October 25 GA [07:02] Gaza ceasefire has posed a major [07:05] obstacle as well. That is false. Israel [07:07] has adhered to it. They just they're [07:09] always trying to pretend that the first [07:11] phase is something other than it is. The [07:13] main claim that they always make is that [07:15] Israel is supposed to withdraw in the [07:17] first phase. But it's very clear and if [07:19] you've been following my channel, you [07:20] might know this by heart already. Here [07:22] is the 20point plan. It's very clear. [07:26] Okay. Okay, the first two points um are [07:29] are just kind of intro. It the 20 point [07:32] plan isn't 20 separate points. Just like [07:33] the 14point memorandum with Iran isn't [07:36] 14 separate action items. There's [07:38] usually like the first couple and the [07:40] last couple are kind of general. Uh [07:42] sometimes there's some repetition. [07:45] It it really gets started uh at point [07:48] three where it talks about the hostages [07:49] being released, prisoners being [07:51] released. Um that's uh that's points [07:54] three and four and and uh and prisoner [07:58] and and sessation of hostilities, [08:00] prisoners being released. That's three, [08:01] four, and five. And then kamas members [08:05] who commit to peaceful coexistence and [08:07] and to decommission their weapons will [08:10] be given amnesty. Members of kamas who [08:12] wish to leave Gaza will be provided safe [08:14] passage to receiving countries. In other [08:16] words, Kamas Kamas's only option is to [08:18] give up their weapons and leave or give [08:21] up their weapons and be willing to stay [08:24] and be granted amnesty. That's what [08:26] their those are their options. [08:29] Um, and then it talks about aid seven [08:31] and eight. And then it talks about a [08:34] temporary transitional governance of a [08:36] technocratic a Palestinian committee. [08:38] That's what we're talking about now. [08:40] We're talking about this technocratic [08:42] committee moving in and that they'll be [08:44] responsible for delivering the [08:45] day-to-day running of public services [08:47] and municipalities for the people of [08:48] Gaza. They want to move to this clause. [08:51] They want to bring the technocratic [08:53] government in now and have them start uh [08:55] start running Gaza and say, "Look, we've [08:57] agreed the committee will be made up of [08:59] qualified Palestinians and international [09:01] experts, Board of Peace, Donald Trump." [09:04] Very nice. That's what that's what this [09:06] thing says. [09:08] and talks about how uh um [09:12] this body will call on the best [09:14] international standards. Very nice. And [09:17] then it talks about the economic plan to [09:19] develop the place. [09:21] And then all the way down here [09:24] 13 kamas and other factions agree to not [09:29] have any role in the governance of Gaza [09:32] directly, indirectly, or in any form. [09:35] And I have to tell you, I read about a [09:37] dozen different stories about this [09:40] announcement today by Hamas. None of [09:43] them mentioned this line. None of them [09:45] mentioned this clause in the plan. It's [09:46] like they don't even look it up and read [09:48] it. [09:49] Kamas agrees not to have any role in the [09:53] governance of Gaza directly or [09:55] indirectly or in any form. All military [09:58] terror and offensive infrastructure, [09:59] including tunnels and weapons production [10:00] facilities, will be destroyed and not [10:02] rebuilt. there'll be a process of [10:04] demilitarization [10:06] going include putting all weapons beyond [10:08] use. [10:11] Okay, that this is what it says here. [10:12] Now, all this is supposed to happen [10:14] before Israel withdraws from the Gaza [10:17] Strip [10:18] that the Israel's withdrawal from the [10:20] Gaza Strip comes all the way down here [10:22] in point 16 and it talks about it [10:24] withdrawing gradually [10:27] as the international stabilization force [10:29] moves in. And this is after Kamas is [10:31] long gone. Okay, let's keep all that in [10:33] mind as we continue to read. [10:38] Okay. Um, [10:40] alongside the strikes across Gaza [10:42] targeting terrorists, the Israel Defense [10:44] Forces has slowly been pushing out the [10:46] boundaries of the area inside the [10:48] enclave under its control. [10:51] Okay. And it's up to and then it talks [10:52] about what percentage that it's up to [10:54] 70% now. In the areas not controlled by [10:56] Israel, Kamas has remained in place as [10:58] the enclave's de facto government, where [11:01] it is reported to be maintaining its [11:03] control by executing its opponents and [11:06] those it views as posing a threat to its [11:08] rule. [11:09] And look what it says here. Now, Kamas [11:11] has taken a new step in that it will no [11:14] longer be in charge of the Gaza Strip in [11:16] order to remove any pretext for the [11:18] occupation, which continues its [11:20] aggression and war of extermination. [11:22] Kamas spokesman Kasam Kasim told AFP, [11:25] "We hope for a swift entry of the [11:27] National Committee for the [11:28] Administration of Gaza, and Kamas [11:30] affirms its readiness to hand over [11:32] government responsibilities to the [11:34] committee to ensure its success. [11:38] They had already informed the other [11:40] factions at a recent meeting in Cairo, [11:43] and everyone's so happy about this [11:45] decision." [11:48] The first phase involved the release of [11:50] the last Israeli hostages held by Hamas [11:52] in exchange for Palestinian security [11:53] prisoners held by Israel. The transition [11:56] to the second phase, which was to [11:57] involve Hamas's disarmament and a [12:00] gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces [12:01] from Gaza, has been stalled for months. [12:04] Now, this is just incorrect reporting. [12:06] The second phase does not involve the [12:08] Israeli withdrawal yet. The second phase [12:11] involves the international stabilization [12:14] force being formed, the technocratic [12:16] government coming in, Israel remaining [12:18] in place. Once kamas is completely [12:21] removed and the international [12:22] stabilization forces in place and then [12:26] gradually Israel withdraws. Gradually, [12:28] should we read that line? What does it [12:30] say here? [12:34] Practically, the IDF will progressively [12:37] hand over Gaza territory it occupies to [12:39] the ISF [12:41] according to an agreement they will make [12:44] with the transitional authority, not [12:46] with Hamas. There is no transitional [12:47] authority to make it uh to make an [12:50] agreement with yet. They haven't made [12:51] that agreement until they are withdrawn [12:54] completely from Gaza [12:57] save for a security perimeter presence [12:59] that will remain in Gaza. remain until [13:01] Gaza is properly secure from any [13:03] resurgent terror threat. They will [13:06] progressively hand over the territory, [13:09] meaning they're going to gradually [13:10] withdraw as the ISF takes over. The ISF [13:14] is not there to take over. Kamas is [13:16] still armed and in place. Israel should [13:19] not withdraw one millimeter. [13:26] Under Trump's plan, Israel would only [13:28] will only fully withdraw upon final [13:30] verification that the terror groups in [13:32] the strip have disarmed. That's talking [13:33] about the end of the withdrawal even [13:34] from the security [13:36] um uh the security zone. Meanwhile, [13:39] Hamas is demanding the establishment of [13:40] a Palestinian administration before it [13:43] will consider handing over any part of [13:45] its arsenal. [13:48] The question of Gaza's postwar [13:49] governance remains one of the main [13:51] sticking points in negotiations and [13:52] implementing phase two. Israel rejects [13:55] any return of Hamas to power but also [13:57] rejects a direct takeover by the Ramlab [13:59] based Palestinian Authority, [14:02] right? Which is also in the 20point [14:04] plan. The Palestinian Authority must go [14:07] undergo reforms. [14:10] I think it even says that in here that [14:12] the Palestinian Authority has to go [14:13] through some verifiable reforms in order [14:16] to participate. Let me find that passage [14:19] in here. Here it is. [14:22] This body will set the framework and [14:23] handle the funding for the redevelopment [14:25] of Gaza until such time as the [14:26] Palestinian Authority has completed its [14:29] reform program as outlined in various [14:31] proposals including President Trump's [14:33] peace plan in 2020 and the Saudi French [14:35] proposal. Okay? In other words, they [14:38] have to prove they have to undergo these [14:40] reforms which they have not undergone. [14:43] So yeah, this always happens. Israel [14:46] signs agreements. People interpret them [14:48] however they want. And then Israel gets [14:50] gets pressured to accept something less [14:52] than was actually agreed to when they [14:55] signed the agreement. [14:59] Okay. Uh and then for funies, let's take [15:01] a look at how the French are are are [15:03] reporting this. They're they're [15:05] obviously buying everything Kamas is [15:06] selling. Kamas dissolves Gaza governing [15:08] body, clearing way for technocratic [15:10] committee. Hamas is preparing to [15:12] dissolve the body that that governed the [15:14] Gaza Strip for nearly two decades. Wow. [15:16] This is a bombshell. [15:18] The move marks a significant political [15:20] shift by the militant group. No, it does [15:21] not. It doesn't mark a shift in [15:23] anything. It's messaging. Here is what [15:25] is happening. Hamas is terrified. [15:27] They're getting they're getting Israel [15:29] is like they lost their ceasefire. [15:32] Basically, Israel is carrying out air [15:33] strikes. The rest of the world is [15:35] saying, "We're not going to help you [15:36] out, Hamas. We're not going to come to [15:38] your aid. You have to disarm. We're not [15:39] moving on. We're not going to build [15:40] housing for people. We're not going to [15:42] do anything until Kamas is disarmed. [15:43] Israel, meanwhile, is taking more and [15:45] more of the Gaza Strip, destroying more [15:46] of Kamas's infrastructure, carrying out [15:49] air strikes, killing Hamas operatives. [15:51] The people are getting restless. Kamas [15:53] is starting to panic and they're saying, [15:54] "Wait a second. There's a way that we [15:56] can slam on the brakes on all this and [15:58] we can cause the Israelis. We can switch [16:00] the pressure around onto the Israelis to [16:02] back off because you know what? [16:04] Westerners love Westerners, the [16:06] Americans, international, you know, [16:09] negotiators, they love signs of [16:12] progress. I love that phrase. You hear [16:13] it all the time. There are signs of [16:15] progress. They love signs of progress. [16:17] So, this move by Hamas making this this [16:21] empty announcement that they're going to [16:23] give up control of the Gaza Strip, which [16:25] basically is meaningless. They still [16:27] control everything. They still have [16:29] their weapons. They'll allow some [16:31] technocrats in so that they can continue [16:32] the dog and pony show that they've [16:34] handed over authority to manage things [16:37] like water and infrastructure that they [16:38] don't really care about managing anyway. [16:42] And the rest of the world can say, [16:43] "Look, it's signs of progress." And then [16:45] when Israel moves the border again or [16:46] carries out more air strikes or blows up [16:48] more infrastructure, they can say, [16:49] "Whoa, whoa, whoa, Israel, calm down. We [16:52] have signs of progress. There are signs [16:55] of progress here." [16:58] This move marks a significant political [17:00] shift. Since a ceasefire took effect in [17:04] Gaza last October between Hamas and [17:06] Israel, the group has repeatedly said it [17:07] is prepared to step aside from [17:09] day-to-day governance, [17:12] but the thorny issue of disarmament [17:14] remains unresolved, [17:16] meaning they're refusing. [17:19] The movement has decided to dissolve the [17:21] Gaza government. [17:25] The dissolution of the kamas body paves [17:27] the way for the national committee for [17:29] the administration of Gaza headed by the [17:31] Palestinian official Ali Ali Shaath to [17:33] assume administrative responsibilities. [17:36] Wow, this is wonderful. We're making [17:38] progress. Signs of progress. [17:41] And then here in Israel on Wet Gaza [17:43] handover or kamas illusion, Israel calls [17:46] the move spin to buy time. That's [17:49] exactly what it is. The kamas run [17:50] government media office in Gaza [17:51] announced Monday that it's going to that [17:53] it's going to uh dissolve. Let's jump [17:55] down about the Israeli officials being [17:57] skeptical. [17:59] [snorts] [18:01] Let's get rid of that. [18:04] Hamas spokesman Hazam Kasim told Qatar's [18:07] Alazer network that the terror group [18:10] that the terror organization took [18:11] another positive step today to remove [18:14] Israel's excuses. [18:17] You see, they said the quiet part out [18:18] loud. They took a step to remove [18:20] Israel's excuses. The whole point is [18:22] just to put pressure on Israel. He said [18:24] the move was meant to advance the entry [18:25] of the technocrats committee to [18:27] administer the strip, adding that the [18:29] ball is now in the mediator's court. [18:31] Kasm, that's the kamas spokesman, also [18:33] claimed that kamas had fulfilled all of [18:35] its commitments, including its [18:37] willingness to transfer all Gaza [18:39] government portfolios, including the [18:41] security portfolio, and said the [18:43] movement does not want to be part of the [18:45] arrangements for managing the strip [18:47] after the fighting ends. Oh yeah, we're [18:48] going to hand everything over. They [18:50] agreed. Senior Israeli officials said [18:53] the move was spin, adding, "We already [18:55] received indications from sources in [18:57] Gaza yesterday that this would happen, [18:58] but Palestinian officials told us this [19:01] is only a symbolic step meant to create [19:03] an appearance of progress for the [19:05] mediators." [19:08] According to officials, Maladov, he's [19:11] the head of the Board of Peace that that [19:13] the guy that Trump had appointed to run [19:15] it, accused Kamas of blocking the entry [19:18] of the technocratic committee. In [19:19] practice, all the officials remain in [19:21] their posts and Kamas continues to rule. [19:24] From Kamas's perspective, the move is [19:26] meant to allow the technocratic [19:27] committee to enter under conditions that [19:30] are convenient for Kamas. Kamas is [19:32] essentially continuing to manage affairs [19:35] behind the scenes. [19:39] Okay, that is what is going on. [19:45] And here in uh in I24 uh news from [19:49] Israel, they also reported on this Hamas [19:51] impeding post-war Gaza governance plan, [19:53] rejecting key disarmament terms. This is [19:56] also from today. Kamas's recent [19:58] announcement suggesting is prepared to [19:59] step aside does not represent a [20:01] meaningful shift and continues to fall [20:03] short of the conditions required for a [20:06] post-war transition. According to [20:07] multiple sources familiar with the [20:09] negotiations, a diplomatic source [20:11] involved with the Board of Peace told [20:13] i24 News that Kamas's declaration means [20:16] nothing. [20:18] It shows that Kamas is under pressure. [20:20] They're cornered. They're saying the [20:22] technocratic committee can come in, take [20:24] over our bankrupt economy, our broken [20:26] services, and all our problems while we [20:29] keep our weapons and keep power. [20:32] According to the sources, Kamas has [20:35] rejected the core provisions of the [20:36] Board of Peace, a roadmap, including [20:39] allowing access to weapons hidden in [20:41] underground tunnels as part of a phased [20:43] demilitarization process and [20:45] transferring all weapons in Gaza to the [20:47] exclusive authority of the technocratic [20:49] government. In other words, they're not [20:52] actually serious about it. They're not [20:55] actually going to hand anything over. [20:56] All they're trying to do is turn the [20:59] pressure on to Israel. don't believe [21:01] kamas will relinquish power in Gaza. [21:03] Palestinians tell Post. Very [21:05] interesting. Despite Kamas's stated [21:07] willingness to hand over authority to a [21:09] technocratic committee, the terrorist [21:11] group will not relinquish power. [21:12] According to Palestinians familiar with [21:14] the matter, Kamas hasn't declared its [21:16] end to the rule of the ga rule in the [21:18] Gaza Strip. A senior Palestinian [21:19] official in Ramla, that's Palestinian [21:22] Authority, told the Jerusalem Post on [21:24] Monday, what they have done is announced [21:25] the dissolution of what they call the [21:27] emergency committee. But at the same [21:29] time, they immediately declared that [21:31] another temporary governing body would [21:33] run the Gaza Strip and appointed someone [21:34] to head it. So, it's just a it's just a [21:37] it's just a game. It's a dog and pony [21:40] show. They say they want to hand over [21:42] authority to the technocratic committee, [21:44] but I believe this is only as part of [21:45] the discussions in Cairo because they [21:47] want to show that they're not the ones [21:48] impeding the process. They want to turn [21:50] the pressure on to Israel. They want [21:53] Trump to say, "Oh, look, signs of [21:55] progress. Hamas is actually agreeing to [21:57] something." and then maybe they get some [21:59] breathing room and there's pressure on [22:01] Israel not to keep killing them and not [22:02] to keep moving the lines and destroying [22:05] their infrastructure. [22:07] So, um it's not like I I I didn't [22:09] predict this. Uh all I did in my [22:12] previous videos on the subject last week [22:13] was say that Hamas is panicking and [22:15] we're going to be watching this closely [22:16] because uh they're they're trying to, [22:20] you know, they're trying to make some [22:21] make some headway because Israel is [22:23] choking them and closing in on them. [22:25] Remember those of you who saw that video [22:26] we did, I think it was over a week ago [22:29] where we showed um uh an interview with [22:32] a commander in Gaza describing how [22:34] Israel is choking out Hamas. So, they're [22:36] feeling the pressure and this move is [22:38] designed to ease up the pressure on [22:40] them. That's all it is. It's not actual [22:42] progress. Um and uh and we we we have to [22:46] hope that everyone all the decision [22:49] makers don't buy the the scam that kamas [22:52] is trying to pull uh over on us here. [22:55] Okay, so that's the situation in Gaza. [22:57] We'll keep following this. We'll keep [22:58] watching it. I'll bring you more [22:59] headlines as they come. God bless.
