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Politics🇵🇸 🇮🇱 +23 sources· 4 hours ago

Israel, Hamas remain split on who moves first in Gaza plan

Why it matters: The impasse over withdrawals, aid and Hamas weapons threatens a Trump-backed roadmap meant to halt the war.

A Trump-backed roadmap to end the Gaza war still faces a core obstacle: Israel and Hamas are demanding that the other side take the first major step. Hamas says Israel must first stop attacks, withdraw forces and expand aid under the ceasefire agreed last year in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. Israel has not publicly endorsed the plan and insists there can be no pullback from the Yellow Line before what it calls Hamas' genuine disarmament. The proposal envisions Hamas and other armed groups placing weapons in storage under the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza as Israeli forces withdraw in phases. It does not call for the weapons to be handed to Israel or any non-Palestinian party.

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  • The Straits TimesTier 180% reliableRead4 hours ago
  • The New York TimesTier 180% reliableRead10 hours ago
  • Fox NewsTier 265% reliableRead9 hours ago

Earlier in this story

  1. 4 hours agoIsrael, Hamas remain split on who moves first in Gaza planreading now
  2. 7 hours agoHamas rejects disarmament before Israel withdraws from Gaza
  3. 9 hours agoTrump claims Hamas agreed to total disarmament in Gaza

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Israel, Hamas remain split on who moves first in Gaza plan — Veloxia Global News