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Future of militias after Gaza troop reductions
The Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" discussed the future of armed militias in Gaza if Israel decides to reduce its military presence in the territory. It warned that reliance on these groups could lead to a security, political, and legal crisis in the future. The report confirmed that these militias, which have been formed since 2025 and receive logistical and intelligence support from Israel, play a vital role in military operations against Hamas. However, they raise questions about the responsibility of the occupation for their actions, especially since some members are involved in crime and looting. By reviewing previous experiences such as "the Village Links" in the West Bank and the "Harkis" in Algeria, the report indicated that Israel's support for such militias might provide them with resources and weapons, but does not guarantee their legitimacy or stability after foreign forces withdraw. It emphasizes that the future of these groups remains uncertain once Israeli presence diminishes, raising questions about who will manage and protect their activities—especially since past experiences have shown that continued foreign support often hampers their sustainability and leaves their members in an unpredictable situation.
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