Summary
A U.S. official has stated that Hamas, a Palestinian group in Gaza, will disarm as part of a ceasefire deal and may receive amnesty in exchange. The announcement follows the recovery of the last Israeli captive's body from Gaza. Discussions continue among various international parties about the terms of the agreement.
Key Facts
- A U.S. official mentioned that Hamas will disarm and could get amnesty as part of a ceasefire deal.
- The official spoke anonymously after the body of the last Israeli captive in Gaza was recovered.
- Hamas's agreement to disarm is part of fulfilling a ceasefire deal with Israel.
- Amnesty means a promise not to punish Hamas members who give up their weapons.
- The recovery of Israeli captives is part of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement.
- Israel confirmed that the remains of the last captive, Ran Gvili, were returned.
- Discussions about the ceasefire involve international parties like Qatar, Turkey, and Egypt.
- President Trump's plan includes reopening a border crossing, allowing aid, and offering safe passage to Hamas members who disarm.
