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Hamas weapons deal and Gaza withdrawal
Hamas announced its agreement to a deal with Israel that includes the second phase of a ceasefire in Gaza. This phase begins with Hamas surrendering its weapons in exchange for a gradual Israeli withdrawal. The agreement states that the Palestinian National Committee will be responsible for disarming Hamas, and that Israeli forces will withdraw as international forces enter to ensure security, after Hamas completes the first phase, which involved releasing prisoners and rebuilding the Gaza Strip. The implementation of disarmament is linked to a complete ceasefire, with mediators from Egypt, the United States, Qatar, and Turkey involved, and both Hamas and Israel reaffirming their commitment—though Israel has not responded yet. The deal also covers reconstruction and the deployment of international forces in Gaza, despite ongoing Israeli bombardments and Palestinian casualties. The goal of this phase is to achieve lasting stability and security for the region.
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