A report on the Gaza disarmament deal outlines the decisive clause, linking the cessation of targeted killings to a halt in military buildup and Israeli withdrawal to complete disarmament. The report adds that if no disarmament and cessation of buildup occur, guarantees were allegedly given to Israel that the situation will continue as normal.
The report highlights the decisive clause of the Gaza disarmament deal: a direct linkage between the cessation of targeted killings and a halt to military buildup, and between Israeli withdrawal and complete disarmament. It also states that if no disarmament and cessation of buildup occur, guarantees were allegedly given to Israel that the situation will continue as normal. Earlier today, Amit Segal (N12) published a detailed report on the full framework, which included multinational storage mechanisms and a Palestinian committee overseeing the process.
2 developments
- DevelopingBoard of Peace releases full Gaza deal text: Hamas to disarm, Israel to withdraw
- DevelopingStein reports new clarifications on Gaza deal: weapons stored under police control, withdrawal conditional
- StrongPeace Council agreement already conditions withdrawal on disarmament, analysis finds
- DevelopingAnalysis: Gaza deal would halt targeted killings of Hamas terrorists, allow Hamas to prepare for next round
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