Israel says it has serious concerns with Hamas disarmament deal
Summary
Israel has expressed serious security concerns to the United States about a proposed deal for Hamas to give up its weapons. Israeli officials say Hamas still wants to rebuild its military, and Israel will not withdraw its forces from Gaza until Hamas fully disarms.Key Facts
- Israel has more than 60% control over Gaza territory.
- Israeli officials believe Hamas aims to rebuild its military rather than disarm.
- Israel refuses to pull back troops before Hamas physically surrenders all weapons.
- Hamas agreed to disarm as part of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire signed nine months ago.
- The ceasefire plan includes Hamas giving up weapons, destroying tunnels, and Israel withdrawing troops in phases.
- A new Palestinian technocratic government and international security forces are part of the plan.
- The deal’s implementation depends on many steps and conditions, and the timeline is uncertain.
- Israel is unlikely to reduce its military presence before upcoming elections in October.
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