Cairo understandings on Gaza extend beyond Israeli apprehensions

The article addresses the efforts of both international and local mediators to implement the second phase of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, which has stalled due to Israel's reservations and those of the Islamic Jihad movement regarding disarmament and withdrawal steps. The agreement requires establishing a timetable for handing over and storing weapons under the supervision of the National Committee, along with a gradual Israeli withdrawal in exchange for complete disarmament. Hamas has confirmed its commitment to the terms of the agreement, while Israel has indicated that it will not withdraw its forces until genuine disarmament is achieved. Expectations suggest that Israel will be the most obstructive party in the implementation process. A meeting between mediators is expected to be held soon in Cairo to discuss the application of the agreement's terms and ensure their execution, amidst American and regional pressures to complete the process.

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