Hamas is expected to announce a significant agreement to disarm and transfer its heavy weapons to a third party.
Hamas is expected to announce, possibly as early as this weekend, that it has agreed to disarm and transfer its heavy weapons to a third party. This move represents a significant strategic breakthrough in negotiations over the future of the future of Gaza's governance and security. Under the proposed framework, Hamas would relinquish its heavy weapons, tunnel networks, and weapons production facilities to the Technocratic Palestinian Committee (NCAG). The agreement is based on the Comprehensive Gaza Peace Plan developed by President Trump, which aims to provide security for Israel and a better future for the Palestinians. The roadmap is built on reciprocity rather than trust, requiring Hamas to halt all military activity and recruitment. In exchange, Israel would suspend its targeted killings campaign. The International Stabilization Force (ISF), led by a two-star US Special Forces general, will oversee the process. Israel will maintain control of the original "Yellow Line" until full disarmament is implemented. This initiative marks a new beginning for Gaza, translating the broader vision of President Trump into practical steps for both sides.