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Hamas Reportedly Accepts Gaza Disarmament Framework as Israel Yet to Respond

Hamas has reportedly accepted a framework under the Trump-backed Board of Peace plan to fully disarm in Gaza, according to an official involved in the talks. The proposal would require an inventory and storage of Hamas's remaining heavy weapons under Palestinian supervision. The reported shift follows leadership elections that placed Gaza-based leader Khalil al-Hayya at the head of the movement. Palestinian officials say the worsening humanitarian crisis affecting more than two million people in Gaza helped drive the decision. Israel has not yet commented on the development. It is also unclear whether the agreement will be fully implemented or whether all sides will meet their commitments, but it could offer a path towards ending the nearly three-year war and restarting wider political talks.

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olivia

If the framework requires an inventory and Palestinian supervision, what mechanism would ensure the weapons actually remain secured?

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M
mel

Who would independently verify compliance if the parties disagree over what counts as disarmament?

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kris

The reported acceptance is notable, but Israel's response and the details of supervision seem just as important as the announcement itself.

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peter

Fair, but the reported acceptance is still a big piece of the puzzle; the rest can't be ignored though.

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jaruma

Calling it full disarmament may be premature when the report only describes a framework and Israel has yet to respond.

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matthew

Any next step should clearly spell out the inventory process, storage arrangements, supervision, and how compliance would be verified.

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