Former senior Fatah official: Trump plan hinges on IDF ending Gaza strikes

Former Fatah official Mohammed Dahlan claims that Hamas has agreed to a 15-point peace plan proposed by the Trump administration. The success of this agreement now hinges on Israel's commitment to ending military operations in Gaza.
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This report highlights a potential diplomatic breakthrough in the Middle East, though it remains contingent on complex negotiations and the cessation of hostilities.
Mohammmed Dahlan said that Jared Kushner assured him that “he is working with the Israeli side to halt the attacks on Gaza.” Mohammed Dahlan, a former senior Fatah figure, said that Hamas and the other Gaza-based Palestinian terrorist groups have agreed to the 15-point peace plan proposed by the Trump administration’s “Board of Peace.” But “the success of the agreement now depends on Israel's full commitment to ending its daily attacks in Gaza,” he said. U.S. President Donald Trump announced on July 30, in a Truth Social post, that Hamas agreed to the deal and to its disarmament. He called it a "Historic agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza," and a "monumental step toward lasting peace and security." According to point 2 of the plan, dubbed the “Roadmap for Implementing U.S.
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