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US Team to Survey Gaza for Hamas Weapons Surrender Sites

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An American team will survey Gaza for Hamas weapons surrender sites, operating under IDF control in southern Gaza. This initiative aims to advance a U.S. peace plan, though Israeli officials express concerns about Hamas's true intentions and the push for reconstruction. The U.S. State Department acknowledges rebuilding challenges but remains committed to a demilitarized Gaza and Israeli security.

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  • An American team will survey Gaza for Hamas weapons surrender sites under IDF control.
  • The operation aims to advance U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan.
  • Israeli officials are concerned about Hamas's efforts to rebuild its infrastructure.
  • The U.S. State Department acknowledges rebuilding Gaza will be a difficult, multi-year process.
  • Israel's withdrawal from Gaza is contingent on Hamas's disarmament.
  • Security officials recommend opposing reconstruction until Hamas is disarmed.
US Team to Survey Gaza for Hamas Weapons Surrender Sites
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