Hamas agrees to disarm, awaits Israel response
Hamas movement has reached an agreement with Israel under the auspices of mediators, involving the disarmament of Hamas in exchange for a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip. The agreement encompasses multiple phases, including the dismantling of stockpiles and tunnels, handing over weapons to the Palestinian National Committee, and ceasing military activities by the factions. The plan focuses on establishing a new Palestinian security force and managing the withdrawal and handover phases gradually, aiming to carry out comprehensive disarmament within a period of 200 to 350 days. Strict monitoring will be put in place to ensure both parties adhere to the commitments. The agreement has received international praise, led by the United States, while Israel has rejected demands for an immediate and complete disarmament, particularly insisting that Hamas disarm fully right away.
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