A source in the Gaza Peace Council said Monday evening that the Council has presented a track to remove Hamas from its weapons and from governing power in the Strip. The source added that the Council does not interfere in Israeli politics.
A source in the Gaza Peace Council stated Monday evening that the Council has presented a framework to strip Hamas of its weapons and governing authority in the Gaza Strip. The source emphasized that the Council does not involve itself in Israeli domestic politics.
As The Zioneer has reported, the Peace Council — a U.S.-led technocratic body established under the second Trump administration — has been pursuing a "zero trust" disarmament framework. Previous reports indicated that Hamas and other Palestinian factions had agreed in principle to a complete disarmament process, though implementation details remain contested. The Council has repeatedly stated that reconstruction will not proceed without Hamas's disarmament.
The statement comes amid ongoing negotiations over the transfer of security and civil authority in Gaza to a technocratic government, with the Peace Council acting as the primary mediator between Israel and Palestinian factions. The specific details of the newly presented track were not disclosed.
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