Hamas submits new military proposal to Cairo
Hamas has reached new formulations regarding the issue of weapons for Palestinian factions and the future of their personnel in Gaza during negotiations hosted in Cairo aimed at moving to the second phase of the ceasefire agreement. The movement proposed forming a legal committee to address the situation of the employees and facilitate their integration while ensuring their rights. It has also begun to adopt the term "infrastructure" concerning weapons for the first time, discussing its details and implementation mechanisms to ensure international oversight. Additionally, Hamas has shown flexibility in reaching understandings, with internal support for the negotiations, despite warnings that Israel may reject the proposals due to upcoming elections. These developments coincide with Israel’s approval for the entry of an international force and temporary camps in Rafah, as part of a reconstruction plan and efforts to improve humanitarian conditions. However, this is linked to Israel’s satisfaction with the weapon integration and the dismantling of the military infrastructure.
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