Hamas Rejects US-Backed Disarmament Proposal Amid Ceasefire Stalemate
Summary
Hamas has rejected a US-backed disarmament plan, labeling it a 'trap' and citing Israeli violations of the initial ceasefire phase. This diplomatic setback stalls the broader ceasefire process and highlights the deepening mistrust between the parties, potentially prolonging the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The rejection underscores the difficulty of achieving a sustainable resolution without addressing security concerns and implementation failures.
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Backed the disarmament proposal aimed at facilitating a ceasefire.
Cited by Hamas for violating the first phase of the ceasefire, contributing to the stalemate.
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