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(IDF)\n\n\n\nThe US-backed Board of Peace (BoP) remains unable to build its first military facility in Gaza, even as it prepares Hamas weapons-collection sites and expands reconstruction partnerships. Meanwhile, Hamas-affiliated officials continue to administer public services and regulate trade despite the group\u2019s July announcement that it had dissolved its government. A dispute over commercial-import fees also interrupted shipments from Israel this week.\n\n\n\nOn October 14, The Guardian reported that Israel prevented the Louisiana-based company Arkel International from beginning construction of an outpost the BoP commissioned in August. The roughly 100-by-100-meter facility at a former Gaza Humanitarian Foundation site would accommodate rotating deployments of 150 International Stabilization Force (ISF) troops drawn from a larger contingent of 500 personnel from Morocco and Kosovo. BoP officials believe this initiative will make progress only after Israel\u2019s October 27 elections.\n\n\n\nSeparately, the Israeli public broadcaster Kan reported on October 12 that Israel approved the entry of an American company working under the BoP to identify potential Hamas weapons-handover sites in Israeli-controlled southern Gaza. A board official confirmed continued coordination with Israel through an August disarmament working group and said decommissioning could begin once authorizations and cooperation guarantees were secured. However, Israeli security officials accused Hamas of rebuilding its military capabilities and preparing attacks, and no weapons handover has been confirmed.\n\n\n\nOn October 13, the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG) signed a memorandum of understanding with the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) at NCAG\u2019s temporary headquarters in Cairo. NCAG chief Ali Shaath and GIZ country director Alexander Solyga signed the agreement in the presence of BoP High Representative Nikolay Mladenov. It provides technical cooperation on economic recovery, municipal services, education, employment, water, agriculture, and energy, including needs assessments and capacity-building. No funding commitment or implementation timetable was announced.\n\n\n\nThe NCAG remains outside Gaza, where Hamas retains administrative influence. An October 6 Washington Institute assessment describes a decentralized Hamas-linked network managing population registries, municipal infrastructure, aid distribution, limited taxation, policing, and salaries through civil servants and local intermediaries. The evaluation reports stronger bureaucratic continuity in central Gaza than in the fragmented northern and southern districts. Israel controls roughly 60 to 70 percent of the territory.\n\n\n\nOn October 14, Israel\u2019s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) said Gazan merchants had suspended commercial-import coordination over Hamas\u2019s demands for 10,000 shekels (about $3,220) per truck and 30 percent of sales in cash. COGAT also alleged that Hamas detained a merchant\u2019s son over nonpayment.\n\n\n\nGaza\u2019s truckers\u2019 union disputed Israel\u2019s explanation, while an official from Gaza\u2019s Ministry of Economy said the payment was a donation for civil-servant salaries. Gaza\u2019s Hamas-affiliated Government Media Office denied imposing taxes, calling the contribution voluntary. By October 15, commercial imports from Israel had reportedly stopped for two days, although humanitarian shipments and commercial goods from Egypt continued entering.\n\n\n\nThe BoP\u2019s $2.45 billion, six-month recovery plan remains stalled over the sequencing of Hamas\u2019s disarmament and Israel\u2019s withdrawal. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists that Hamas disarm first, while the proposed roadmap links disarmament to a phased withdrawal.\n\n\n\nMeanwhile, the IDF reported 31 ceasefire violations by Hamas and other Palestinian terror groups in Gaza from October 1 to 15:\n\n\n\n\nOn October 1, the IDF announced that it killed Amar Mahmoud Hamed al Refi, a platoon commander in Hamas\u2019s military wing, in Gaza City the previous day. Refi had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians and worked to rebuild Hamas\u2019s military capabilities while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire agreement,\u201d according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF reported that it killed Muhammad Abd al Aziz Muhammad Nagar, a Hamas operative who infiltrated Israel during the October 7 massacre, in southern Gaza the previous day. Nagar was subsequently \u201cpresented as a journalist,\u201d without acknowledging his affiliation with Hamas\u2019s military wing, according to the IDF. The military said Nagar had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians and worked to rebuild Hamas\u2019s military capabilities.\n\n\n\nAlso on October 1, the IDF announced that it killed Bilal Mahmoud Suleiman Samri, an operative in the rocket array of Palestinian Islamic Jihad\u2019s (PIJ) Khan Younis Brigade, in Khan Younis the previous day. Samri had planned attacks and \u201ccarried out ambushes against IDF forces operating in the Yellow Line area\u201d while violating the ceasefire, according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF reported that it killed Muhammad Jamal Mahmoud Abu al Shaar, a Hamas squad commander who infiltrated Kibbutz Beeri during the October 7 massacre, in Gaza City earlier that week. Shaar participated in the abduction of six Israelis, including Sharon Hertzman-Avigdori, Noam Avigdori, and Shoshan Haran, according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nAlso on October 1, the IDF announced that it killed Muaz Abd al Galil Sakav al Labisi, a commander in PIJ\u2019s military wing, in Jabalia earlier that week. Labisi had infiltrated Israel during the October 7 massacre and recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire,\u201d according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nOn October 2, the IDF and Shin Bet announced that they killed Thamer Hamaida, a sniper in Hamas\u2019s military wing, in Khan Younis the previous night. Hamaida had planned attacks and conducted sniper operations against Israeli forces and civilians throughout the war, according to the Israeli military. The IDF said it conducted the strike to \u201cremove the threat he posed.\u201d\n\n\n\nOn October 3, the IDF reported that it killed Ahmed Mahmoud Khar Ramlaoui, a commander in the rocket unit of PIJ\u2019s Shujaiya Battalion, in Gaza City the previous day. Ramlaoui had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians and worked to rebuild PIJ\u2019s military capabilities while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire agreement,\u201d according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF announced that it killed Munir Ibrahim Mizrahi, the head of a PIJ anti-tank missile squad, in Gaza City the previous day. Mizrahi had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians and worked to rebuild PIJ\u2019s military capabilities while violating the ceasefire, according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nOn October 4, the IDF announced that it killed Saqr Nabil Mousa Qaisi, a Hamas Nukhba operative who infiltrated Israel during the October 7 massacre, in Khan Younis. Qaisi also directed the Turkish organization Deniz Feneri, which the IDF said presented itself as a humanitarian organization while maintaining ties with senior Hamas and Turkish officials. According to the military, Qaisi used the organization to secure employment for Hamas operatives and provide them with financial assistance, while its leadership conducted fundraising activities supporting Hamas. The IDF accused Qaisi of the \u201cexploitation of the humanitarian sector to support terrorist activities.\u201d\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF reported that it killed Maad Jamal Abu Nseir, a commander in Hamas\u2019s military wing, in Khan Younis. The military said the strike was conducted to remove an immediate threat and that it had taken measures to minimize civilian casualties, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance.\n\n\n\nAlso on October 4, the IDF announced that it killed Mahmoud Ibrahim Diab Alayan, an operative in Hamas\u2019s observation unit, in Khan Younis the previous day. Alayan had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces near the Yellow Line and worked to rebuild Hamas\u2019s military capabilities while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire agreement,\u201d according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nOn October 5, the IDF and Shin Bet announced that they killed Ibrahim Mustafa Suleiman Abu Omeir, a commander in Hamas\u2019s Nukhba unit, in Nuseirat over the weekend. Abu Omeir had infiltrated Israel during the October 7 massacre and recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians, according to the Israeli military. He had also worked to rebuild Hamas\u2019s military capabilities while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire.\u201d\n\n\n\nOn October 7, the IDF reported that it killed two Hamas operatives who had exited Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, including Mohammed Tamos, a sniper in Hamas\u2019s military wing who also worked as a civil defense employee. According to the Israeli military, one of the operatives had transported explosives from the hospital and planted them near the Yellow Line to target Israeli forces. The IDF accused Hamas of using medical facilities to support military operations and \u201cturning spaces designated for treating the civilian population into spaces used to advance terrorist activities.\u201d\n\n\n\nOn October 8, the IDF announced that it killed an unidentified operative who crossed the Yellow Line in southern Gaza the previous day. According to the Israeli military, the operative had attempted to \u201csabotage operational infrastructure\u201d and posed an immediate threat to Israeli forces. The IDF said it struck the operative immediately after identifying the attempted sabotage.\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF reported that it killed Ibrahim Alam, a commander in Hamas\u2019s military wing, in Khan Younis earlier that week. Alam had infiltrated Israel during the October 7 massacre, participated in the murder of Israeli civilians, and abducted the body of IDF Sergeant Shaked Dahan to Gaza, according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nAlso on October 8, the IDF announced that it killed Mutasim Muhammad Suliman Salah, an operative in Hamas\u2019s military wing, in Khan Younis two days earlier. Salah had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians and worked to rebuild Hamas\u2019s military capabilities while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire,\u201d according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF reported that it killed Muhammad Hassan Nimr Yazgi, a commander in Hamas\u2019s Shati Battalion, in Gaza City earlier that week. Yazgi had participated in holding Israeli hostages, including Emily Damari, Romi Gonen, and Matan Engrest, in captivity during the war, according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nAlso on October 8, the IDF announced that it killed Muhammad Fouzi Muhammad Awad Jamil, an operative in Hamas\u2019s Daraj Tuffah Battalion, in Jabalia two days earlier. Jamil had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians and worked to rebuild Hamas\u2019s military capabilities while systematically violating the ceasefire, according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nOn October 9, the IDF reported that it killed two PIJ operatives in Gaza City the previous day: Hussam Walid Hassan Abu al Atta, a commander in PIJ\u2019s rocket battalion, and Magdi Muein Yusuf al Ayoubi, another operative in the group\u2019s military wing. Both had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and worked to rebuild PIJ\u2019s military capabilities while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire agreement,\u201d according to the IDF.\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF announced that it killed Muhammad Aja, a platoon commander in Hamas\u2019s military wing, in the Al Farqaan area of Gaza the previous day. Aja had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and worked to rebuild Hamas\u2019s military capabilities while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire agreement,\u201d according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nAlso on October 9, the IDF reported that it killed an unidentified operative who crossed the Yellow Line in northern Gaza. According to the Israeli military, the operative posed an \u201cimmediate threat\u201d to Israeli forces, which struck and killed him shortly after spotting the crossing. The IDF said its forces remained deployed in accordance with the ceasefire agreement.\n\n\n\nOn October 10, the IDF and Shin Bet announced that they killed Muhammad Abu Shaluf, a platoon commander in PIJ\u2019s military wing who infiltrated Israel during the October 7 massacre, in Khan Younis earlier that week. Shaluf had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire,\u201d according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF and Shin Bet reported that they killed Musa Atf Musa Abu Daun, a Hamas Nukhba operative, in Khan Younis the previous day. Daun had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians and worked to rebuild Hamas\u2019s military capabilities while violating the ceasefire, according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nAlso on October 10, the IDF announced that it struck a gathering of Hamas Nukhba operatives in Gaza City, killing several members of the group, including Maad Mazen Hamza Hassona and Mohammed Riad Hadar Arhim. The operatives had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians and worked to rebuild terrorist infrastructure while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire,\u201d according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF reported that it killed Mohammed Walid Saadi Nahala, a commander in PIJ\u2019s anti-tank missile unit, in the Daraj Tuffah area of northern Gaza. Nahala had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians and worked to rebuild terrorist infrastructure while violating the ceasefire, according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nOn October 11, the IDF and Shin Bet announced that they killed Sham Jamal Muhammad Abu Galala, a company commander in Hamas\u2019s Nukhba unit, in Khan Younis the previous week. Abu Galala had been \u201cone of the leaders of the raid on the Kissufim outpost\u201d and participated in the abduction of Israelis during the October 7 massacre, according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF reported that it killed an unidentified operative who crossed the Yellow Line in southern Gaza. According to the Israeli military, the crossing posed an \u201cimmediate threat\u201d to Israeli forces, who killed the operative after identifying him. The IDF said troops remained deployed in the area in accordance with the ceasefire agreement.\n\n\n\nOn October 13, the IDF announced that it killed three operatives in the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine\u2019s (PFLP) military wing during a meeting in Khan Younis two days earlier. The operatives included Muhammad Abu Hujaj, an engineering operative; Yusuf Abu Razeq, a deputy squad commander; and Abd al Hamid Jadallah, a rocket operative. According to the Israeli military, the group had gathered to plan attacks against Israeli forces.\n\n\n\nLater the same day, the IDF reported that it killed Salah al Din Iyad Abd al Hamid and Izz al Din Iyad Diab Barhoum, two Hamas Nukhba operatives from its Rafah Brigade, in southern Gaza the previous day. Both had recently planned attacks against Israeli forces and civilians and worked to rebuild Hamas\u2019s military capabilities while \u201csystematically violating the ceasefire,\u201d according to the Israeli military.\n\n\n\nOn October 14, the IDF announced that it killed Mumen Ahmed Salama Ay, a commander in Hamas\u2019s military wing, in Gaza City the previous day. 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