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Hamas agrees to US-led disarmament proposal in Gaza but Israel yet to respond.
Posted about 22h agoabout 22 hours ago,
updated about 15h agoabout 15 hours ago
Donald Trump made the announcement on his Truth Social
platform. (AP Photo: Julia Demaree Nikhinson)
In short:
Donald Trump says talks between mediators and Hamas leaders
have led to a breakthrough on Gaza involving Hamas disarming and Israel
withdrawing from the enclave.
Sources close to the talks have told Reuters progress has
been made at the Cairo talks but it was uncertain if the agreement would hold,
as an Israeli official considered the proposed terms unsatisfactory.
What's next?
A senior Hamas official said the deal included the gradual
withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, though Israel had not yet responded.
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US President Donald Trump and Hamas say talks with mediators
have reached a breakthrough on Gaza that will lead to Hamas disarming and
Israel withdrawing from the enclave.
"HISTORIC agreement for the COMPLETE DISARMAMENT of
Hamas," Mr Trump posted on social media.
He said the plan would be carried out in phases and
eventually lead to Israeli forces leaving Gaza.
A senior Hamas official told news agency AFP "an
agreement has been reached regarding the issue of weapons".
"Furthermore, an agreement has been reached on a
gradual withdrawal of [Israeli troops]."
Ghazi Hamad, a member of the group's negotiating team, said
Hamas was making "concessions for the sake of our people in the Gaza
Strip, to save them from killing and displacement".
He said the issue of weapons was tied to Israel's
withdrawal, the deployment of the National Committee and reconstruction work in
the territory.
"Israel will not intervene in the issue of
disarmament," he said.
Israel is yet to respond.
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Earlier today, sources close to the talks in Cairo told the
Reuters news agency that progress was made but it was uncertain if the
agreement would hold because an Israeli official had said the proposed terms
were not satisfactory.
"This agreement is a critical step towards Gaza finally
being governed by a new Palestinian government that will work closely with the
Board of Peace to help the Palestinian people," Mr Trump wrote on Truth
Social.
"At the same time, Israel will have the security it
deserves, with Gaza no longer used as a base for terror attacks."
A US official told Reuters Israel did not agree and
"Trump will be disappointed".
Israeli strikes killed at least six Palestinians in Gaza on
Thursday, local time, including two children, medics said.
Israel continues to strike Gaza, killing six on Thursday,
local time. (Reuters: Mahmoud Issa)
Diplomat says agreement based on reciprocal
steps over trust
A Hamas official said the group was preparing a
"positive and good" response, but did not say whether it had agreed
to fully disarm, which has been a key sticking point in talks over the past
four months.
Hamas wants Israel to commit to ending attacks on Gaza and
withdrawing its forces.
Sources close to Hamas said the group was willing to
"confine and store" heavy weapons under a Palestinian body, but not
hand them over to Israel.
It is not yet clear what will happen with light or personal
weapons or if the new Hamas stance would be accepted by Israel or the Board of
Peace.
A diplomat close to the talks in Cairo said the plan
included the elimination of tunnels, arms stockpiles and weapons production
facilities, adding that by the end of the process there would be no remaining
militant infrastructure in Gaza.
The diplomat described the agreement's road map as based on
reciprocal steps, rather than trust.
The reality on the ground in Gaza remains a long way from
such an agreement.
The Israeli military has continued to expand its occupation,
with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saying Israel intends to control 70 per
cent of the enclave.
It remains unclear if Israeli troops will withdraw.
