Peace Council Outlines Roadmap to Disarm Hamas in Gaza Strip
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The Peace Council has unveiled a roadmap to disarm Hamas and end its governance in Gaza, following progress in talks with Israel and Hamas. The plan includes dismantling all weapons, destroying tunnels, and transferring civil authority to a new committee. Israeli officials confirm positive negotiations but no signed agreement yet.
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- Peace Council publishes roadmap to fully disarm Hamas in Gaza.
- Plan includes destroying tunnels, weapons caches, and production sites.
- Hamas to lose all governing roles in Gaza, replaced by a civilian committee.
- Implementation will be gradual with reciprocal steps from both sides.
- Negotiations show progress but no formal agreement signed yet.
- Final deal to include strict oversight and full disclosure of tunnels.
The "Peace Council" for Gaza has released a detailed roadmap aimed at disarming Hamas and ending its rule in the Gaza Strip. The plan, announced following significant progress reported in talks between Israel, Hamas, and mediators, calls for the dismantling of all Hamas weaponry, including heavy and light arms, the destruction of tunnels, weapons caches, and manufacturing facilities. The council emphasized that Hamas will have no governing role in Gaza, neither openly nor covertly, after the process is complete. Civil authority will be transferred to the Gaza Management Committee under the principle of "one authority, one law, one weapon."
The roadmap is designed to be implemented gradually, with reciprocal steps from each side ensuring compliance. Israeli and Gaza sources involved in the negotiations confirmed substantial agreements on weapons handover and storage under an agreed mechanism, as well as on civilian administration management. There is speculation that an official announcement could be made soon, contingent on a full Israeli withdrawal and cessation of targeted killings.
Israeli officials acknowledge ongoing talks and view the direction positively but stress that no agreement has yet been signed. Any final deal is expected to include strict monitoring mechanisms, full disclosure of tunnel locations, and comprehensive disarmament of Hamas, with detailed enforcement to prevent any circumvention of the terms.
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