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Hamas Gives First Indication of Ceding Arms in Gaza Ceasefire
Discussions focus on Gaza's future security involving Hamas police and Palestinians to maintain stability and prevent renewed conflict after the 2023 attack, Abu Marzouk said.
- Abu Marzouk said from Doha that Turkey and Hamas are discussing next phases of a Gaza plan, but they haven’t entered that stage yet, aiming for stability and preventing war.
- After the ceasefire, Hamas released its remaining live hostages but showed no intent to disarm or cede governance to a Palestinian government chosen by its people, while delays in transferring remains sparked Israeli accusations and air strikes last week.
- The U.S. plan calls for Gaza to be policed by Hamas police and security personnel keeping small arms while Israel yields ground gradually to a multinational force before securing a lasting perimeter.
- Pressure from Turkey and Qatar should be sustained, with Sen. James Lankford urging them to push Hamas to disarm and warning against their involvement in sensitive Gaza roles.
- A trusted regional multinational force will be needed, Sen. James Lankford said, adding Turkey’s access to Gaza rebuilding contracts depends on Hamas disarming and U.S. forces not being central.
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