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Regional visions for Gaza’s future are colliding again: 🇶🇦 Hamas, backed by Qatar and Turkey, still controls roughly 47% of the Strip, refuses to disarm, and is now consolidating power by eliminating rival clans. 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia has handed $90 million to the Palestinian Authority, betting that shoring up...

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