Doron Spielman

Israel expresses serious security concerns about a U.S.-brokered Hamas disarmament deal, warning that Hamas may rebuild its military if Israeli forces withdraw before full disarmament. The agreement includes phased steps like weapon transfers to a U.S.-backed Palestinian committee and international force deployment, but Israel insists on verifying Hamas's physical disarmament first.

Israel expresses serious security concerns to the White House about a proposed Hamas disarmament deal, citing intelligence that Hamas intends to rebuild its military. The U.S.-brokered plan requires Hamas to surrender weapons and dismantle infrastructure, with Israeli withdrawal contingent on disarmament progress. Trump's 20-point ceasefire plan includes a phased approach involving a new Palestinian administration and international security forces.

Israel expresses serious security concerns to the White House about a U.S.-brokered Hamas disarmament deal, arguing Hamas remains committed to rebuilding its military. The agreement, part of a ceasefire plan, requires Hamas to surrender weapons and dismantle infrastructure, with Israeli withdrawal contingent on disarmament. Key conditions include a new Palestinian administration and international security forces in Gaza.

Israel expresses serious security concerns over a U.S.-brokered Hamas disarmament deal, stating Hamas remains committed to rebuilding its military rather than disarming. The agreement, part of a Trump-brokered ceasefire, requires Hamas to surrender weapons and dismantle infrastructure, but Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until disarmament is complete.