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Israel and Hamas Make Progress Toward Ceasefire Agreement Including Gaza Disarmament
How 5 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israel and Hamas are progressing toward a ceasefire deal that includes full disarmament of Gaza, with weapons surrender expected soon and Israel maintaining border control until completion.
- 01Israel and Hamas advance talks on a ceasefire including Gaza's full disarmament.
- 02Agreement requires Hamas to cease military activity and recruitment.
- 03Only the Palestinian committee will control weapons storage post-disarmament.
- 04Israel will keep its position along the original border until disarmament is complete.
- 05Disarmament to start within weeks with multinational forces guarding weapons depots.
- 06No official announcement yet on deal completion or implementation timeline.
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