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Hamas Considers Disarming and Handing Gaza Control to International Force Amid Regional Talks
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First reported by Channel 13 · 37 minutes ago
What happened
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.
- 01Hamas is negotiating to disarm and hand Gaza control to an international force.
- 02Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey are mediating advanced talks in Cairo.
- 03The main dispute concerns the mechanism for disarming Hamas.
- 04The U.S. administration is pressuring for a rapid announcement, possibly within days.
- 05Israel has been updated on the negotiations but Hamas's shift is due to political pressure.
- 06The move aims to shift blame to Israel if the deal fails, citing delays in a U.S.-backed agreement.
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