Peace Council meets Netanyahu over Hamas disarmament
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- Peace Council discusses Gaza demilitarization plan.
- Withdrawal tied to full disarmament.
- Plan targets weapons and tunnel networks.
- International forces to oversee implementation.
The Peace Council in Gaza said that its representatives held a meeting with 'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his team to advance plans for demilitarizing the Gaza Strip and establishing a framework for civil governance.
In official statements, the Council reaffirmed that the overarching goal is the complete demilitarization of the enclave and an immediate transition from armed rule to civil administration.
Disarmament parameters, withdrawal conditions
The Peace Council clarified that 'Israeli' troop withdrawals beyond the designated "Yellow Line" inside Gaza will not take place until total disarmament is achieved on the ground.
The Council specified that the demilitarization process is comprehensive and applies equally to light firearms, heavy munitions, and military tunnel infrastructure across the Strip.
International oversight, mutual compliance
The execution of the disarmament plan will be overseen by the International Stabilization Force working in conjunction with an implementation verification committee.
The Peace Council noted that progress toward full implementation depends entirely on each party fulfilling its respective obligations under the agreed-upon framework.
