Two-week ceasefire intended to allow Hamas disarmament, start of peace deal
A proposed peace framework for Gaza includes a two-week ceasefire contingent on the disarmament of Hamas and the storage of their weaponry under international oversight. Israel maintains that it will not withdraw its forces until full demilitarization is achieved.
Why it matters
This represents a critical diplomatic effort to resolve the conflict in Gaza, with high stakes for regional stability and Palestinian statehood.
The IDF will not withdraw from the current Yellow Line in the Gaza Strip without the full disarmament of Hamas, a diplomatic source reiterated to The Jerusalem Post on Friday.This follows the announcement of a Board of Peace framework for the implementation of US President Donald Trump's peace plan, which several sources familiar with the details told the Post includes all Hamas weaponry being placed in storage and dismantled.The storage facilities will be controlled by National Committee for the Administration of Gaza police officers, each of whom will undergo Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) security vetting, while the multinational force will provide oversight.Gaza residents may still obtain a license for a handgun under Palestinian law.Once the process begins, Israel will halt its…
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