Hamas Considers Disarming and Handing Gaza Control to International Force Amid Regional Talks
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Hamas is reportedly negotiating to disarm and transfer Gaza's governance to an international stabilization force, with Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey mediating. The U.S. is pressing for a quick agreement amid ongoing regional tensions, while Israel has been briefed on the talks.
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- Hamas is negotiating to disarm and hand Gaza control to an international force.
- Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey are mediating advanced talks in Cairo.
- The main dispute concerns the mechanism for disarming Hamas.
- The U.S. administration is pressuring for a rapid announcement, possibly within days.
- Israel has been updated on the negotiations but Hamas's shift is due to political pressure.
- The move aims to shift blame to Israel if the deal fails, citing delays in a U.S.-backed agreement.
Advanced negotiations are underway under the auspices of Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey for Hamas to announce its relinquishment of control over the Gaza Strip. According to two regional sources, intense talks in Cairo involve a senior Hamas delegation and Egyptian intelligence, with Qatar and Turkey also engaged. The main sticking point remains the method of disarming Hamas, with options including transferring weapons to a third party other than the Palestinian Authority.
The discussions reportedly follow heavy pressure from the mediators and demands from the U.S. administration, aiming for a dramatic declaration by Hamas in the coming days. A formal signing ceremony could take place within 24 hours if no significant security developments occur, particularly concerning potential escalations involving Iran. The Trump administration is reportedly pushing for a swift resolution, hoping to complete the process imminently.
Israel has been informed of the talks, but sources suggest Hamas's willingness stems from political pressure rather than ideological change. The move is also seen as an attempt to portray Israel as obstructing the implementation of the "20-point agreement" promoted by the Trump administration, potentially shifting responsibility to Israel if the deal fails to materialize.
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