An Israeli official says that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. envoy Jared Kushner have agreed on appointing a U.S. general to supervise the disarmament of the Hamas terror group.
An Israeli official reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. envoy Jared Kushner have agreed on appointing a senior U.S. military officer — a general — to supervise the disarmament of the Hamas terror group. The agreement, if implemented, would mark a significant step in international oversight of Gaza's demilitarization.
The reported understanding comes hours after Netanyahu and Kushner met in Jerusalem on Monday afternoon alongside senior Peace Council officials, as The Zioneer reported at 13:01. That meeting focused on implementing strategic plans for Gaza, including the disarmament framework.
Details of the general's role, scope of authority, and the timeline for implementation remain unconfirmed. No official announcement has been made by the Prime Minister's Office or the White House.
3 developments
- StrongKushner: US won't restrict Israel's self-defense; Gaza rebuilding conditional on disarmament
- StrongNetanyahu brought Shin Bet, Military Intelligence chiefs to brief Kushner on Hamas violations, source says
- DevelopingIsrael rejects parts of Gaza disarmament deal, according to reports
- DevelopingWitkoff briefs Trump, Netanyahu on progress of Hamas disarmament talks
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