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The article discusses the efforts of the international community, particularly the United States and Israel, to implement a plan to end the conflict in Gaza, which includes the complete disarmament of Hamas. Israel rejects a phased withdrawal and links any progress to the outcomes of disarmament. At the same time, the Cairo understandings outline a pathway aimed at containing and stockpiling heavy weapons without excluding Hamas from the political scene. The United States continues to press Israel to reduce military operations and halt assassinations. Deep disagreements among the parties highlight differing views on how to implement disarmament, the issue of Israeli troop withdrawals, and Hamas's political future—especially with the Palestinian elections scheduled for November 2026. These disagreements indicate that the goal is to reach a gradual agreement that allows Hamas to remain as a political partner, with a separation between weapons management and governance. Meanwhile, Israel remains focused on full disarmament before any withdrawal, amid ongoing tensions over the implementation of agreements and international and American pressures to promote stability in the Gaza Strip.
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