US To Take Over Key Gaza Tunnel-Sealing Operations
- The Israel Defense Forces killed Hamas platoon commander Mahmoud Ali Mahmoud Taroush and Hamas Nuseirat Battalion sniper cell commander Ahmed Hisham Mahmoud Louh in targeted Gaza strikes on Monday.
- These eliminations follow a series of operations targeting the Nuseirat Battalion's leadership, which the IDF says orchestrated ongoing attacks against Israeli troops and civilians throughout the war.
- Diplomatic sources in Cairo confirmed Thursday that advanced negotiations are underway, with mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey working to finalize a comprehensive roadmap for Gaza's future security.
- President Trump's Comprehensive Gaza Peace Plan guides this first-of-its-kind framework, which aims to operationalize disarmament through a phased transition to technocratic governance.
- Ultimately, the roadmap seeks to prevent a return to fighting by replacing Hamas's role with a technocratic government, establishing a new chapter of peace and security for Gaza.
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The delivery of the weapons is expected to begin in the coming weeks.
US takes control of Gaza tunnel operations
US takes control of Gaza tunnel operations. Amid cash-flow problems and the lack of a comprehensive IDF work plan, the US will operate four new concrete plants along the Gaza border, aiming to fill deep tunnels and build a massive US base. The post US takes control of Gaza tunnel operations appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
Report: Hamas May Declare Its Disarmament And Transfer Of Gaza To Int’l Force
JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Two regional officials confirmed to Israel’s Channel 13 News on Thursday that advanced negotiations are underway over a Hamas declaration that would include disarming the group and relinquishing control of the Gaza Strip to an international stabilization force. According to the sources, discussions are also taking place on holding a formal signing […]
"Hamas Has surrendered." According to Ynet Near the Agreement for a "Complete and Total Disarmament"
Israeli and Palestinian sources converge in reporting that during ongoing talks with the mediation of Egypt and international envoys, "progress has been made on key issues hindering the transition to the next phase of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip"
'The direction seems positive: it seems that Hamas has surrendered and accepted complete and complete disarmament.' An Israeli source involved in the Hamas disarmament negotiations told Ynet.' (ANSA)
Israeli officials: Hamas has accepted full Gaza disarmament
Sources say the emerging deal requires Hamas to surrender all weapons, destroy tunnels and relinquish power before an Israeli withdrawal, though Hamas-linked accounts are presenting a less sweeping formula
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