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Peace Council Proposes Paying Thousands to Collect Weapons in Gaza
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Aug 4, 2026
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The Peace Council is planning to pay thousands of dollars to Gaza residents who surrender weapons and renounce terrorism, aiming to collect arms mainly Kalashnikov rifles, with expected Gulf funding and some political opposition.
- 01Peace Council plans to pay thousands for weapon surrender in Gaza.
- 02Program targets Kalashnikov rifles and requires renouncing terrorism.
- 03Aligned with Trump's 20-point plan and Hamas' 15-point agreement.
- 04Weapon possession must comply with Palestinian licensing laws.
- 05International funding expected mainly from Gulf states.
- 06Some Israeli ministers oppose the Gaza disarmament plan.
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