'Longest Nightmare': Voices From Gaza as Hamas Agrees to Disarm
The plan calls for phased Israeli withdrawals, Hamas weapons storage and civilian rule by a Palestinian committee, while both sides dispute who must move first.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump announced a "historic" disarmament deal for Hamas in Gaza, calling it a "great breakthrough" involving phased IDF withdrawal and an International Stabilization Force to secure the enclave.
- The roadmap, released Friday by Trump's Board of Peace, demands all factions implement the Sharm el Sheikh agreement, tasking the National Committee with overseeing storage of heavy weapons and tunnels.
- Hamas rejected the proposal, demanding Israel first halt attacks and withdraw forces, while Gaza health authorities reported one Palestinian death in Israeli airstrikes within hours of the announcement.
- National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir of the Jewish Power party declared the draft agreement "unacceptable" on Telegram, insisting Israel's assassination policy of Hamas leaders must continue.
- Secretary General Antonio Guterres urged both sides to implement the roadmap "without any questions," though it remains unclear if Hamas or Israel will support the proposal amid deep-seated distrust.
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The Palestinian terrorist group confirmed an agreement announced by Donald Trump, but there were doubts as to whether Netanyahu will accept it; the UN leader said it is “the only good news” in the Middle East
DECRYPTAGE - Donald Trump announced a "historical deal", which must be accompanied in parallel by a gradual military withdrawal from the Israeli army.
The signing in Cairo next week, the withdrawal of the IDF between the knots to be dissolved (ANSA)
Great breakthrough: Trump hails agreement to disarm Hamas under Gaza roadmap - The Tribune
US President Donald Trump on Friday hailed the Board of Peace agreement to disarm Hamas under a new Gaza roadmap as a "great breakthrough," saying the development marks a significant step towards peace and security in West Asia.
After months of negotiations, the radical Islamic Palestinian organization Hamas apparently agreed to its disarmament in the Gaza Strip - the Israeli government did not officially comment on it at first. Hamas representatives informed the AFP news agency on Friday that an agreement had been reached "on the issue of weapons." US President Donald Trump spoke of a "historical agreement on the complete disarmament of Hamas", about which Israel was a…
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