‘Israel’ to set deadline for Hamas disarmament, no country willing to help
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'Israeli' Public Broadcasting Corporation reported, citing an unnamed source, that ‘Israel’ plans to set a specific deadline for the disarmament of Hamas, after which the 'Israeli' army would carry out the task if the deadline expires without results.
According to the report, the move is being discussed within security and political circles as part of ongoing deliberations over the next phase of operations in the Gaza Strip.
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In a separate report citing two sources, the broadcaster said no country has so far expressed willingness to assist in disarming Hamas, highlighting the lack of international support for such an effort.
The reports come amid continued 'Israeli' military operations in Gaza and growing international debate over post-war arrangements, including governance and security control in the territory.
