Hamas's Flexibility on Weapon Issue

Hamas has confirmed its approval of the final draft of the "Roadmap" for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. The plan includes preparing a timetable and mechanisms to implement the second phase within 14 days, aimed at forming a national committee to manage the sector, storing heavy weapons, tunnels, and production sites under international supervision. This process is linked to a gradual withdrawal and disarmament, so that the committee becomes the sole entity responsible for management. Hamas also stipulated that the file be connected to Israel's complete withdrawal and reconstruction efforts, with political guarantees. Meanwhile, Israel continues to study the proposal. An Israeli security official confirmed that any withdrawal would require Hamas to be fully disarmed, and Israeli authorities were surprised by Hamas's flexibility, which was unexpected. Analysts see this step as a shift in Hamas's stance, but it does not mean that a final settlement is imminent. There are still disagreements over the prioritization of disarmament and security withdrawal, with confirmations that implementing the agreement will require guarantees and effective monitoring mechanisms.

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