I marked on the map 👆with yellow circles the estimated locations (according to Palestinian sources) where the members of these militias are staying – al-Mansi in the north of the Strip (Beit Hanoun) and Abu Shabab in the south of the Strip (east Rafah).

If you look at the map, you can see that even after the second stage of the Trump plan – which still seems very far off – the militias are staying in areas from which the IDF will not withdraw at all.
So there is no apparent chance that the militias will be at special risk as a result of the IDF withdrawal according to the Trump plan.
Hamas is supposed to be disarmed and removed from power before the IDF evacuates the area between the red and yellow lines (which is supposed to be handed over to foreign forces anyway).

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Attached is a good map clarifying the situation in the Gaza Strip after the IDF withdrawal is completed within the next 24 hours to the yellow line.

The yellow part on the map here constitutes 58% of the strip. There were map corrections of about 5% during the negotiations, which leads us to about 53% under IDF control currently.

Beit Lahiya and Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip - under Israeli control.

The Sheja'iyya neighborhoods and parts of Tuffah and Zeitoun in Gaza City - under Israeli control.

More than half of Khan Yunis - under Israeli control.

Almost all of Rafah - under Israeli control.

All crossings to the Gaza Strip - under Israeli control.

🇹🇷🇸🇾 - Reports of Turkish drone strikes in western Aleppo, northern Syria.

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⚠️🇻🇪 Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize to Venezuelan María Corina Machado.

The recognition highlights her “tireless work in promoting the democratic rights of the people of Venezuela.”

It also emphasizes her effort “to achieve a just and peaceful transition to democracy.”

The announcement was made this Friday, October 10, in Oslo by the Norwegian Nobel Committee

The full humanitarian annexed clauses of the Gaza agreement:

1. 600 aid trucks will enter daily via the UN, approved international organizations, and the private sector. The trucks will include food, medical supplies, shelter equipment, fuel, and cooking gas.
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2. ⁠Truck movement will be free from the south of the Strip to the north along two routes – Salah al-Din and al-Rashid.

3. ⁠Gazan residents will be allowed to leave Gaza for Egypt through the Rafah Crossing – under the same mechanism as the January 2025 agreement – after Israeli approval, under inspection and supervision by a European Union delegation. There will be no limit on the number of people leaving Gaza for Egypt.

4. For the first time since 7.10 – Gazan residents who left the Strip will be allowed to return, from Egypt to the Gaza Strip. The return of Gazans will begin only after a mechanism is formulated with the Egyptians, and then the criteria, scope, and the entire process will be determined.

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2 important things to be taken from here:

1. Israel “controls the tap” of those entering and exiting, and there is no restriction on leaving Gaza via the Rafah Crossing.

2. This could be the beginning of the voluntary migration for gazans.