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Mediators Insist on Hamas Disarmament Despite Government Resignation in Gaza

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jul 6, 2026

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Egypt and other mediators see Hamas's Gaza government resignation as a procedural move but insist on disarmament. Despite Muhammad al-Farra's resignation, real control remains with Ali al-Amoudi, the expected new Hamas leader in Gaza. Egypt has proposed Hamas surrender its weapons to them, while the U.S.-led peace council demands unified governance and disarmament.

01Mediators led by Egypt view Hamas's Gaza government resignation as a technical step, not a disarmament waiver.
02Hamas's Muhammad al-Farra resigned to enable a technocratic government, but real power lies with Ali al-Amoudi.
03Ali al-Amoudi controls Hamas's political and military wings and is expected to become Gaza's Hamas leader.
04Egypt hosted talks with Hamas to find solutions for disarmament and proposed weapons handover to Egypt.
05The U.S.-led peace council demands unified governance and disarmament from Hamas.
06Hamas aims to delay concessions in negotiations with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

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