Hamas explains why it handed over weapons
The Palestinian and Israeli parties, under international and American sponsorship, reached a historic agreement that stipulates the disarmament of Hamas in the Gaza Strip in exchange for a gradual Israeli withdrawal and the reconstruction of the sector, which has been damaged by successive wars. The agreement aims to improve humanitarian conditions and achieve regional stability through security and political guarantees, with key conditions including Israel’s full withdrawal from Gaza, strengthening the authority of the Palestinian National Committee, and reconstruction without political restrictions. Several obstacles hinder the implementation of the agreement, most notably disagreements over disarmament details, ongoing security challenges, and internal Israeli political influences. Its success largely depends on full commitment to the implementation of the agreed-upon provisions.
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