To quote https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/israel-at-war/artc-live-blog-272
Israel to take military control of Gaza before handover to Arab forces
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Fox News that Israel plans to take military control of the entire 42-km-long Gaza Strip, with no intention of annexing it.
“We want to establish a security perimeter, not govern,” he said. He wants to transfer control to Arab forces capable of governing “properly,” without threatening Israel, while providing a better life for Gazans. This announcement comes as the security cabinet is due to meet to approve plans for war in Gaza.
https://x.com/i/web/status/1953467736870306006
Reminder: During the time of President George Bush who was pressuring Israel to agree to his “roadmap to peace”, Ariel Sharon evicted all the Jewish settlers from Gaza and handed the region over to the control of the Palestinian Authority (that is to say, the secular P.L.O. Arab terrorists). In Democratic elections, Hamas was later voted in to power by the Arab population.
To this day the overwhelming majority of the Gazans support either Hamas or some other similar Pro-terrorist organization to rule the region.
Giving Gaza over to Arab civilian control will definitely in the course of time lead to dangerous people coming to power there. It will also give the feeling to international Jihadists that they won and should continue. As a support to this view, see the article: Year after Oct. 7, Yahya saw biggest rise in popularity among baby names in UK. For those that don’t follow the news, Yahya Sinwar, masterminded the onslaught that began the Gaza war.
But What If Trump Guarantees That Dangerous Arabs Will Not Take Control?
In the past sometimes Trump has been hostile to the Palestine Authority (that is to say, the secular terrorists) and sometimes friendly. We don’t really know what will be Trump’s view on the Middle East in a few months from now. But even in the best case scenario, where he remains somewhat Pro-Israel for the rest of his administration, we have no idea if a Pro-Israel or an anti-Israel President will come to power after Trump. The Democrats are now mostly anti-Israel. We cite as evidence that the “Globalize the Intifada candidate”, Zohran Mamdani has won the Democratic Primary for the mayor of New York. And even the Republicans have an anti-Israel, isolationist wing of the party.
The Biblical Curse As Explained By Ohr Hachaim Hakadosh Guarantees that the Gazans will be Dangerous If They Are Left in the Region
The Biblical Curse in Bamidbar/Numbers 33 as explained by Ohr Hachaim Hakadosh:
33:55
ואם לא תורישו את יושבי הארץ, “And if you will fail to drive out the inhabitants of the land, etc.” According to Megillah 10 which says that wherever the word והיה occurs it alludes to something joyful, the meaning of the word here would be that although the reason the Israelites would decide {with joy} to allow some of these inhabitants to remain for the performance of menial duties, etc., i.e. in order to enjoy their services, G-d would see to it, that instead, these remaining inhabitants would prove to be thorns in their eyes and pricks in their sides and that these foreigners would harass the new owners.
וצררו אתכם על הארץ, “and they shall harass you in the land, etc.” The Torah means that not only will they harass you in the part of the land that you did not drive them out of, but they will harass you even in the parts of the country which you have conquered and driven them out of and which you have settled. They will challenge you to leave what they consider to be their country. The meaning of the word על in this context is similar to Numbers 20,24: על אשר מריתם את פי, “because you have rebelled against My word.” We have a similar meaning of the word על in Deut. 32,51.
33:56
כאשר דמיתי לעשות להם, “as I meant to do unto them, etc.” My commandment was meant for your benefit. Seeing you have not fulfilled it, My commandment remains unfulfilled; I therefore have no choice but to fulfill it in respect of these people you have left in the land.
Note: Elsewhere in his commentary, Ohr Hachaim indicates that the curse is not limited to the situation where Canaanites are left in parts of Biblical Israel.