Palestinian sources told ynet that Hamas's reason for changing its position regarding the deal stems from two concerns: the possibility that Israel will establish a permanent military government in the Gaza Strip and fear of the influence of US President Donald Trump, which could lead to the American administration not standing by the Palestinians. "Out of these fears, Hamas changed its version and is now going all in - a comprehensive and genuine deal that will lead to a permanent ceasefire," said one of the sources. It was also reported that Hamas does not object at this stage to the establishment of a technocratic government that will manage Gaza after the end of the fighting, which it is not part of.