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Hamas announced a phased disarmament deal with Israel over Gaza, confirmed by U.S. and mediators, but analysts question implementation. Reactions vary: Israeli far-right rejects it, Hamas conditions it on full withdrawal, and internationals cautiously welcome it.
Hamas has agreed to a US-proposed plan to disarm in phases in exchange for an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, according to an announcement by President Trump. However, Israel has not officially responded, and experts remain skeptical about the deal's implementation and compliance.
Nickolay Mladenov, the diplomat overseeing the US-brokered ceasefire in Gaza, said Hamas could have a political role after the war if it disarms. The ceasefire remains stalled because Hamas has not given up its weapons, which Mladenov called non-negotiable. Hamas blamed Israel for continued violations and accused it of not implementing the first phase.
