Occupation blocks Gaza deal with new conditions
The Israeli occupation has objected to three main clauses in the agreement signed with Hamas, which could obstruct the implementation of the roadmap announced by U.S. President Donald Trump. The timeline for implementing the agreement remains unspecified. The objections include the disarmament of Hamas weapons, Qatar and Turkey's roles in the verification mechanism, and the military's authority within areas transitioning to the control of the international stability force. Israel demands the destruction of weapons rather than just their collection, under the supervision of a Palestinian authority. It also refuses to involve Qatar and Turkey in the mechanism and calls for flexibility in conducting military operations within the areas under the authority of the international force. A start date for implementation has not been set, as it would require 14 days to establish schedules. The Israeli objections are part of its efforts to maintain control over security files during the implementation phase of the agreement.
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