Hamas Sets Loan Terms for Disarmament
The article discusses the second phase agreement between Israel and the Gaza Strip, which involves settling debts owed by Hamas amounting to up to $400 million. These funds are to be transferred to suppliers and contractors who have not yet received their dues. The agreement stipulates that each financial claim must undergo review and clarifies that it does not include any commitment to cover funds related to Hamas. Israel rejected a U.S. proposal to provide payments to those who relinquish their weapons, amidst criticisms that this move aims to hinder reconstruction efforts ahead of the Knesset elections.
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