Trump announces deal for Hamas to disarm in Gaza
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Donald Trump insists Israel is "very happy" with a proposal for the Palestinian group to give up weapons in exchange for an Israeli withdrawal.
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Donald Trump said that his Board of Peace has struck a deal for Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza to disarm fully. Hamas confirmed it had agreed to the proposal, but only if Israel withdrew its forces from the territory. Israel has yet to comment. Hamas’s disarmament has been a sticking point in peace talks between the two sides.
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President Donald Trump announced a "historic agreement" for the complete disarmament of Hamas, while Saudi Arabia readies for a military campaign against the Iran-backed Houthi movement in Yemen, with reports pointing to a potential ground offensive.
President Trump claims to have reached a breakthrough in efforts to disarm Hamas in Gaza. Hamas says it will only give up its weapons if Israel withdraws first. On the domestic front, Trump floated the idea of temporarily withdrawing his nominee for attorney general until two Republicans holdouts leave office.