Hamas has indicated a potential readiness to disarm as part of a proposed agreement that includes the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip. Announced on July 31, the development has sparked cautious hope, though Israel has not issued an official response. According to a political source, Israel insists on verifying the authenticity of any disarmament before considering a pullback. The plan, introduced by US President Donald Trump, could mark a turning point in the prolonged peace negotiations, yet significant doubts persist regarding its practicality and lasting impact.
FRANCE 24's Noga Tarnopolsky offers a detailed examination of the deal’s possible consequences, analyzing the strategic motives behind it, reactions from key regional leaders, and the obstacles ahead. While some view this as a meaningful advancement toward peace, others question whether full disarmament can be achieved and whether stability will follow. The report highlights the intricate dynamics at play and their potential effect on Gaza and the wider Middle East.