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US Counters Iran's Pressure on Hamas to Reject Disarmament Deal in Gaza The US is confident Israel will accept a staged disarmament deal for Hamas in Gaza despite Israeli reservations and Iranian attempts to block it. The plan includes disarming Hamas, IDF withdrawal, international forces, and a new Palestinian police under a Peace Council.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 US official says Trump would be disappointed if Israel rejects Hamas disarmament deal. 02 Iran tried to pressure Hamas to refuse the disarmament framework but US diplomacy blocked it. 03 Israel initially expressed reservations about some clauses, still demanding full disarmament. 04 The plan involves staged Hamas disarmament, IDF withdrawal, international stabilization force, and new Palestinian police. 05 Peace Council officials warn the process will take time and Israel doubts Hamas will disarm fully. Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim , the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original The coverage
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