Hamas negotiator says deal to disarm was necessary to ‘save Gaza’

Hamas negotiator says deal to disarm was necessary to ‘save Gaza’

The delegation was led by senior adviser Josh Gruenbaum, while Gen. Mark Schwartz (ret.), the Board’s security lead, participated remotely.

Trump's Peace Board told Netanyahu that any Israeli withdrawal from Gaza would only begin after Hamas had completely disarmed, following Israeli objections.

Eyad Baba/AFP via Getty Images The reported agreement by Hamas to a “complete disarmament” has renewed speculation about what a future beyond war might look like for Gaza. It has also left many unanswered questions. Under the roadmap negotiated through US President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace, Hamas and other Palesti

US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today that Israel's withdrawal in Gaza would only begin after Hamas's complete disarmament, following his objections.

Source: Israel wants freedom to strike in Gaza areas to be handed to int'l force  Haaretz

There are growing questions about Gaza’s future after President Trump announced a potential breakthrough deal that would require Hamas to disarm, in exchange for Israel pulling back troops from the enclave. NBC News’ Keir Simmons reports on what life has been like for people living there.

Analysts cautioned that there seemed to be a substantial gap between Israel and Hamas on a path forward.

President Donald Trump's announcement that Hamas agreed to disarm offers a glimmer of hope for Palestinians in Gaza

Palestinians in Gaza hope Hamas will disarm but fear Israeli forces won’t withdraw  AP News

Trump said “we just want to win” in Iran and signaled that he expected U.S. military action to continue for some time.