Following the statements, Fatah spokesperson Munther al-Hayek has called for Hamas to step down from governing Gaza.
Along with four other terrorists, Walid Daqqa murdered IDF soldier Moshe Tamam and later made headlines by fathering a child through smuggling sperm from prison.
Hamas is struggling to govern Gaza, the IDF added, struggling to pay its terrorists' salaries.
The ceasefire would reportedly come as part of a deal that would include the release of Israeli hostages held by Gazan terror organizations.
The mapping was carried out in preparation for the potential demolition of the terrorists’ homes.
Recently, many lawsuits have been filed against the PA and also against the terrorist organization Hamas, including related to the events of October 7.
The IDF said five Divisions were engaged, 670 targets were hit, and reports of 200 dead civilians may be correct.
On Saturday morning, the IDF located and arrested several suspects who were connected to the attack.
Mohammad Shabanah was potentially next in line to lead Hamas; New next in line: Gaza Brigade Chief al-Hadad.
Security officials have long believed that Mohammed Sinwar would replace his brother, Yahya Sinwar, as the new leader of Hamas.