A senior official of the Gaza Peace Council told N12 (Channel 12) that for the first time, Hamas and Palestinian factions have agreed to disarm the Strip and transfer control of security and civil services to a technocrat government. The official said the proposal was built on a framework of zero trust, with mechanisms to verify implementation of each step.
The official's statement, reported by Barak Ravid of N12, is the first on-the-record confirmation from a senior figure in the Gaza Peace Council that Hamas and the Palestinian factions have agreed to the core elements of the disarmament and transfer plan. The official emphasized that the proposal was designed from the outset with mechanisms to verify compliance, reflecting the deep mutual distrust between the parties. If implemented, the agreement would mark a historic shift in Gaza's governance, transferring security and civil administration to a technocrat government under the auspices of the Peace Council.
3 developments
- DevelopingHamas announces dissolution of its Gaza government, readiness to transfer weapons to Peace Council
- StrongHamas reportedly agrees to all clauses of Trump's Gaza plan, sources say
- StrongPeace Council officials: Hamas trying to evade governing responsibility, no reconstruction without disarmament
- DevelopingGaza Board of Peace finalizes governance plans as disarmament talks stall
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