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Senior US official: Implementation of Hamas demilitarization deal to begin in coming weeks

6h ago ·  Source: Arutz Sheva 76Objectivity score76/100

Senior US official: Implementation of Hamas demilitarization deal to begin in coming weeks

A senior American official quoted by Channel 12 News addressed the agreements reached regarding the disarming of the Hamas terrorist organization in the Gaza Strip, stating that on-the-ground implementation of the agreement is expected to begin in the coming weeks.

The official noted that Israeli leadership was dissatisfied with the US decision to include Turkey and Qatar in the Board of Peace. However, he maintained that both nations – alongside Egypt – played a crucial role in advancing the process.

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A senior US official, as reported by Channel 12 News, indicated that the implementation of an agreement for the demilitarization of Hamas in the Gaza Strip is anticipated to commence in the coming weeks. The official acknowledged Israel's dissatisfaction with the inclusion of Turkey and Qatar on the Board of Peace. However, the official emphasized that Turkey, Qatar, and Egypt were instrumental in advancing the demilitarization process.

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