Peace Council Agrees to Cover Up to $400 Million of Hamas Debts in New Deal
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By יעקב דהן
What happened
The Peace Council's secret agreement with Hamas includes up to $400 million to cover debts owed to public employees and contractors, excluding funds for terrorism or corruption. Concurrently, a new plan offers payments to Gaza residents who surrender weapons and renounce violence, supported by international donors, especially Gulf countries.
- 01Peace Council agrees to cover up to $400 million of Hamas debts to suppliers and public employees.
- 02Funds exclude payments related to Hamas corruption, terrorism, or financial mismanagement.
- 03Each debt claim will be individually reviewed before payment approval.
- 04A new weapons buyback plan offers thousands of dollars to Gaza residents who disarm and renounce violence.
- 05The plan aligns with Palestinian law requiring weapon licenses and targets Kalashnikov rifles.
- 06International funding, especially from Gulf states, is expected to support the weapons collection initiative.
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