The American middle leadership demands Hamas to "strictly adhere" to Trump's plan.

The U.S. Central Command, led by Admiral Brad Cooper, called on Hamas to "immediately cease violence and stop targeting Palestinian civilians in the Gaza Strip," considering this a historic moment that should be seized to achieve peace in the region.

Cooper stated in press remarks that "the United States has conveyed its concerns to the mediators who agreed to cooperate in implementing the peace agreement and ensuring the protection of civilians."

He added that "Hamas is required to strictly adhere to the peace plan proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, which consists of 20 points, and to lay down arms without delay."

Cooper explained: "We are very optimistic about the future of peace in the region."

He emphasized that the ceasefire must include all areas controlled by Hamas and the Israeli occupation army, urging the movement to fully seize this historic opportunity for peace.

In contrast, the "Resistance Security Apparatus" affiliated with Hamas carried out an extensive security campaign against "collaborators with Israel" in several areas of the Gaza Strip, according to Palestinian media reports last Tuesday.

The Palestinian presidency considered these actions "field executions," describing them as having occurred "outside the law and without any fair trials."

On Wednesday, Palestinian resistance factions issued a statement confirming that the security campaign in Gaza enjoys "national consensus" to restore security and pursue "mercenaries and the enemy's lackeys," noting that the efforts of the Ministry of Interior and National Security aim to enforce the law and pursue violators, including collaborators with the occupation and criminals of thuggery and highway robbery.

The factions urged citizens to fully cooperate with security agencies and report on wanted individuals and those who shelter or support them, stressing that concealing these individuals constitutes participation in their crimes, and that anyone proven to be involved will be held accountable under Palestinian revolutionary law.

In a related context, the Gathering of Palestinian Tribes and Clans in Gaza announced its complete rejection of the manifestations of security chaos and thuggery committed by what it described as "rogue elements" during the security vacuum resulting from the war, which contributed to exacerbating the suffering of citizens and threatening public security.

The gathering confirmed the lifting of tribal and familial protection from anyone proven to be involved in any violation threatening community security, calling on all tribes to adhere to the decision and hand over the perpetrators to the relevant authorities.

For his part, Ismail Al-Thawabteh, director of the Government Media Office in Gaza, stated that efforts to restore security and order began immediately after the announcement of the ceasefire, noting the implementation of a comprehensive plan to enforce control and apply the law in all areas of the sector, with the participation of security, police, and civil defense personnel.

Security sources announced last Sunday that security forces had fully controlled an armed militia in Gaza City and had begun a comprehensive sweep operation in the area, resulting in the deaths of several individuals accused of collaborating with the occupation during the clashes, as part of efforts to enhance security and stability in the sector.