Summary
A Hamas military leader in Gaza opposes a new ceasefire plan proposed by the US, and approved by Israel, as it requires Hamas to disarm and surrender hostages. The plan faces disagreement within Hamas and skepticism over Israel’s adherence to the terms. The conflict continues with significant casualties reported.
Key Facts
- Hamas's military leader in Gaza rejects a US ceasefire plan aimed at ending the war.
- The plan requires Hamas to disarm and not govern Gaza in the future.
- Israel has accepted the US proposal, but there's distrust within Hamas over Israel following the terms.
- Some Hamas leaders in Qatar might accept the plan with changes, but their influence is limited.
- The ceasefire requires Hamas to release 48 hostages within 72 hours, with doubts about their condition.
- The plan includes a temporary international force and phased Israeli troop withdrawals.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed reservations about parts of the US framework.
- The Israeli military campaign began after a Hamas-led attack on Israel on October 7, 2023.
