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Board of Peace says Hamas to start disarming in coming days; IDF hits Gaza arms depots
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Board of Peace says Hamas to start disarming in coming days; IDF hits Gaza arms depots

From Times of Israel · () English

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  • The Board of Peace announced that Hamas will begin disarming in the coming days, though a timeline was later clarified.
  • The IDF reportedly struck Gaza arms depots, with some strikes hitting near a hospital.
  • Israeli opposition exists regarding the disarmament plan, and a 14-day process was not yet underway as initially suggested.

The Board of Peace has stated that Hamas is set to begin disarming in the coming days, a development that could reshape the ongoing conflict. However, the timeline for this process has been subject to clarification, with an official later walking back claims that a 14-day disarmament period had already commenced.

Amidst these announcements, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have reportedly conducted strikes on arms depots within Gaza. Reports indicate that some of these strikes targeted warehouses storing medicine located adjacent to a hospital, raising concerns about civilian safety and medical infrastructure.

This disarmament initiative faces significant opposition from Israel, casting doubt on its immediate implementation and potential effectiveness. The differing perspectives and actions on the ground highlight the complex and volatile nature of the situation, with the path to peace remaining fraught with challenges.

Hamas will start disarming in the coming days.

— Board of Peace officialAnnouncing the planned disarmament of Hamas.
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