Trump claims agreement for ‘complete disarmament’ of Hamas in Gaza but support uncertain
Summary
President Donald Trump announced an agreement aimed at the complete disarmament of Hamas in Gaza to help establish a new Palestinian government there. However, Israel has not accepted the terms fully, and Hamas has not yet confirmed full support for the plan.Key Facts
- President Trump said the agreement is a key step toward a new Palestinian government in Gaza working with his Board of Peace.
- Israel demands that Hamas must be completely disarmed and Gaza fully demilitarized before any political process.
- An Israeli official said the current plan does not meet Israel’s demands and they have objections.
- Hamas leaders are in talks with Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey as mediators about the next phase of the plan.
- Hamas wants Israel to stop attacks on Gaza and withdraw its forces before agreeing to disarm.
- The proposed plan aims for "one authority, one law, one weapon" under a U.S.-backed group in Gaza.
- The plan includes removing tunnels, weapons, and militant infrastructure over time.
- Fighting and Israeli military expansion continue in Gaza, with Israel controlling about 70% of the area.
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