Hamas vows to disarm — here are the five questions that could make or break the Gaza peace deal
Hamas announced it is prepared to disarm its military wing as part of a proposed Gaza peace framework discussed at a Camp David meeting hosted by President Trump. The agreement would place the disarmament under international supervision and move the peace plan into its second phase, but its success depends on verification and Israeli acceptance. Analysts highlight uncertainties about the completeness of the disarmament and the mechanisms for monitoring hidden weapons caches.
- ▪Hamas publicly pledged to lay down its weapons, marking the first formal commitment to disarm since taking control of Gaza in 2007.
- ▪The proposed deal envisions international monitors overseeing the destruction or transfer of Hamas's arsenal, including rifles, rockets, mortars, and tunnel networks.
- ▪Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have stated that any partial disarmament would not satisfy Israel's demand for a complete elimination of Hamas's military capability.
- ▪The agreement’s implementation hinges on whether Hamas will surrender all weapons or retain lighter arms, and how verification will be conducted in a densely tunnel‑filled Gaza.
- ▪President Donald Trump presented the framework as a historic step, but warned that the fragile cease‑fire and complex political dynamics could undermine the process.
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