Gaza Deal Amid Delayed Actions
The announced agreement regarding Gaza focuses on implementing the second phase of the Trump plan. It involves the confinement and storage of heavy weapons under the supervision of an international Palestinian committee, in exchange for a gradual Israeli withdrawal from the sector. The goal of the agreement is to reduce military escalation and promote reconstruction efforts. However, it faces significant disagreements: Israel demands the complete disarmament before any withdrawal, while Hamas insists that their understanding does not include surrendering weapons to Israel but rather transferring them to another Palestinian entity. Tel Aviv emphasizes the necessity of full disarmament prior to any withdrawal, whereas Hamas considers that the understandings relate only to storing weapons, not handing them over, and calls for halting military operations and engaging in the reconstruction process. The American stance supports negotiation and affirms that no new demands will be imposed on Israel. Nevertheless, trust remains fragile, and discussions focus on establishing mechanisms for implementation that ensure both sides meet their commitments. The risk of failing to reach a stable agreement persists, especially in light of ongoing field changes or potential escalation, with tensions and casualties continuing.
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