Lebanon order aids her How Hamas seized Gaza

The report details the historical background and conflicts that led to Hamas's control of the Gaza Strip, explaining that the movement benefited from a long-standing social and religious network. It successfully built an institutional base before gaining actual control in 2007 through armed confrontation with Fatah, following its victory in the 2006 elections and its rejection of the Oslo Accords. The report also highlights Israel's intervention and the influence Hamas gained through Israeli support for Islamic movements to counter the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). It notes how Hamas exploited Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon in 2000 to strengthen its resistance rhetoric. Ultimately, it describes how Hamas took control of Gaza after a bloody struggle against Fatah, relying on a social network and institutions before establishing military dominance.

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