Gaza awaits the technocrat committee immediately after October 27

A political analysis discussing Gaza's expectations after the Israeli elections scheduled for October 27, 2026. The writer claims that Israeli parties will change their tone after the elections and will seek to break isolation by talking about a ceasefire in Gaza and the entry of the technocrat committee. He predicts two weeks of escalating Israeli violence before the elections, including threats to assassinate Hamas leaders.

A political analysis discussing Gaza's expectations after the Israeli elections scheduled for October 27, 2026. The writer claims that Israeli parties, including Likud, will change their tone after the elections from an extremist discourse to one that seeks to break international isolation by talking about a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and the entry of the technocrat committee. The writer predicts two weeks of escalating Israeli violence before the elections, including threats to assassinate Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya, which the writer described as "the Likud party's gift to bloodthirsty Israeli voters." The writer believes that narrow party interest will force the Israeli government to practice "all forms of terrorism" against Gaza before the elections. The writer concludes by saying that the West Bank will remain alone in its suffering from "settler savagery" as long as the Palestinian Authority exists and bears formal responsibility.