Hamas has confirmed it will disarm as part of a deal announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, which also requires Israel to halt strikes and withdraw from Gaza, according to multiple reports. The agreement, outlined in a full text released by Trump, outlines a roadmap for implementing the peace plan. However, the deal remains conditional on Israel’s full withdrawal from Gaza, as Hamas has stated that it will only disarm if Israel complies with these terms.
Israeli officials have reportedly refused to withdraw from the “Yellow Line” in Gaza unless Hamas disarms, according to a report by Al Jazeera. This has created a stalemate, with both sides demanding concessions. Despite the potential for a breakthrough, analysts warn that political and military obstacles remain significant.
The proposed deal has been met with skepticism, with some reports indicating that the plan faces major challenges. The situation remains complex, with ongoing tensions between Israel and Hamas, and the broader implications of the agreement remain unclear.
The agreement, if realized, could mark a significant shift in the conflict, but its success will depend on the willingness of both sides to meet their conditions.
