Hamas has reportedly agreed to a historic disarmament plan, calling it a major peace step as President Trump applauds — but skepticism runs high. The 15-point roadmap and 4-page annex outline phased weapon surrender, tunnel sealing, and Israeli withdrawal, all contingent on Israel honoring prior ceasefire commitments. Heavy arms would be stored under Palestinian technocrats’ oversight, with no handover to Israel or third parties. An International Stabilization Force would monitor progress, while Hamas’s leadership shift and Gaza’s dire humanitarian crisis are cited as catalysts. Yet, Israeli officials reject the deal, demanding full disarmament first — and Israel still controls more territory than agreed. A 24-hour withdrawal deadline looms if Hamas complies, but ground realities remain grim: over 2 million Gazans endure shortages and displacement. Trust is fragile, implementation uncertain — this could be peace’s best shot… or its most dangerous gamble.
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