According to a report, a two-week ceasefire is currently in effect to finalize the details of the disarmament process. The report states that if Hamas does not begin the process, the ceasefire will be considered void.
As The Zioneer reported Friday, the two-week ceasefire is a technical window intended to finalize the practical details of the disarmament process. The current report reiterates the conditionality: if Hamas does not begin the process, the ceasefire will be considered void. The ceasefire is part of the broader Gaza disarmament framework brokered by the U.S.-led Peace Council, announced by President Trump on July 31. The framework requires Hamas to surrender heavy weaponry and tunnel infrastructure under international oversight, with a phased Israeli withdrawal conditional on verified disarmament.
- StrongAmerican sources: Hamas disarmament plan to proceed in coming weeks
- DevelopingArab report: Hamas delegation to arrive today for talks on ceasefire, disarmament, and withdrawal
- StrongIsraeli assessments: Peace Council may declare Hamas in breach of Gaza deal within months
- DevelopingBoard of Peace releases full Gaza deal text: Hamas to disarm, Israel to withdraw
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