Hamas has agreed to disarm under a plan proposed by US President Donald Trump, according to reports from multiple media outlets. The agreement, which includes the handover of weapons to a Palestinian governing committee and a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, was announced by Trump as a "historic" step toward peace. However, no official response from Israel has been confirmed yet, leaving the details of implementation unclear (vanguardngr.com).
The plan, which aims to end the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel, involves the disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza. Israel is expected to withdraw from the territory as part of the agreement, though the extent and timeline of this withdrawal remain uncertain. While some sources suggest that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may not oppose the deal, he is likely to seek ways to avoid full withdrawal (aljazeera.com).
Trump’s announcement has been hailed as a potential breakthrough in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, though skepticism persists among Israeli officials. The plan also includes the transfer of governance in Gaza to an apolitical committee, a move that could shift power dynamics in the region. The success of the agreement will depend on the willingness of both sides to adhere to the terms and the political climate in the coming months (samaa.tv).
