Summary
Hamas is proposing its own plan for handling its weapons during a ceasefire with Israel. The group is in talks with the United States to ensure the ceasefire conditions are met and to address the handling of its military resources. The ceasefire’s second phase will focus on disarmament and ensuring no return to conflict.
Key Facts
- Hamas is discussing a ceasefire plan with the United States that involves managing its weapons.
- The first phase of the ceasefire included prisoner exchanges but has seen Israel accused of violations.
- The second phase will address issues like disarmament and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
- Hamas's spokesperson, Khaled Meshaal, emphasized that giving up weapons equates to losing the group's core identity.
- President Donald Trump's peace plan suggests disarming Hamas through an international peacekeeping force.
- Over 70,000 Palestinians have reportedly died in the conflict according to Gaza’s health records.
- Israeli officials see disarming Hamas as vital for the ceasefire's success.
