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A ceasefire from the Peace Council is expected to begin with the implementation of a 15-item document aimed at ending the war in the Gaza Strip within the coming days. The document stipulates that Hamas will halt its military activities, including reinforcement operations, during the first 14 days, followed by a disarmament process in the territory. Sources indicate that Israel is not a direct party to the agreement, and that the implementation will be carried out through Hamas and intermediary countries such as Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey, according to what Hamas has been told by the United States. The clauses, especially those relating to Palestinian self-determination, have faced criticism from Hamas, which has demanded wording that guarantees the establishment of a Palestinian state. Israel, meanwhile, has expressed doubts about Hamas's commitment to disarmament, confirming that it will not withdraw forces from the "Yellow Line" until the process is underway. US officials believe that Hamas's acceptance of restricting arms to a technocratic Gaza government marks progress, and work is underway to determine the mechanisms and timelines for implementation over the next two weeks.
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