According to a report, Hamas may announce its disarmament and the transfer of management of the Gaza Strip to an international force. The report did not provide further details or a timeline for such a move.
The report, which surfaced Thursday morning, suggests that Hamas is considering a significant shift in its stance on governance and disarmament. According to the report, the terror group may announce a plan to disarm and transfer administrative control of the Gaza Strip to an international force, a move that would go beyond previous proposals involving the Gaza Peace Council.
As The Zioneer has previously reported, Hamas announced the dissolution of its Gaza government on July 7 and expressed readiness to transfer weapons to the Peace Council. However, subsequent reports indicated that Hamas had set red lines, including demanding the disarmament of Israeli-linked militias and insisting that its own weapons be defined as 'legitimate resistance tools.' The current report represents a potential escalation in the diplomatic maneuvering, though it remains unconfirmed and lacks specifics on timing or international involvement.
No official confirmation from Hamas, Israel, or international parties has been issued. The report is attributed to a single source.
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