Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya announced a dramatic shift in Gaza policy.

Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya announced a dramatic shift in Gaza policy, confirming support for deploying UN monitoring forces to oversee the ceasefire with Israel. The plan, backed by other Palestinian factions, could see troops from Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, and Azerbaijan securing Gaza’s borders. Al-Hayya also urged immediate international help for reconstruction and reaffirmed unity between Gaza and the West Bank. The move aligns with Washington’s truce verification efforts, including U.S. drone surveillance over Gaza. Hamas insists Palestinians must control postwar governance, as Trump’s administration pushes Israel to uphold the ceasefire and finalize the Gaza stabilization plan.