VOICED : Hamas cede control de fronteras de Gaza a Autoridad Palestina

Hamas, in power in Gaza for a decade, transferred control of border crossings with Egypt and Israel to the Palestinian Authority as part of a reconciliation agreement with al-Fatah, brokered by Egypt. The agreement aims for the Palestinian Authority to fully control Gaza by December 1. Despite challenges, the reconciliation is expected to succeed with Egypt's support. At Rafah, Palestinian and Egyptian flags were displayed alongside photos of leaders Abbas and al-Sisi. Hamas dismantled its infrastructure at the Gaza-Israel border, marking a test for the new agreement after previous reconciliation attempts failed over the past decade.

What significant action did Hamas take as part of the reconciliation agreement?

• Hamas formed a new government with Egypt.

• Hamas signed a peace treaty with Israel.

• Hamas ceded control of border crossings to the Palestinian Authority.

• Hamas declared independence from Gaza.

Which country played a key role in negotiating the reconciliation agreement between Hamas and al-Fatah?

• Jordan

• Saudi Arabia

• Egypt

• Turkey

What is the deadline for the Palestinian Authority to take full control of Gaza as per the agreement?

• January 1

• December 1

• November 1

• October 1

What symbolic actions were taken at the Rafah terminal to mark the reconciliation?

• A new border wall was constructed.

• Flags and photos of leaders were displayed.

• A military parade was held.

• A new trade agreement was signed.

What was considered the first test of the new reconciliation agreement?

• The opening of new trade routes with Egypt.

• The establishment of a new Palestinian government.

• The signing of a peace treaty with Israel.

• The dismantling of Hamas infrastructure at the border.