US promises Israel's withdrawal from Gaza in exchange for Hamas disarmament

US envoy Jared Kushner revealed during talks in Egypt that Israel is expected to gradually withdraw from the Gaza Strip, but only as Hamas's disarmament progresses. This approach, as reported by the source, diverges from what Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has advocated.

According to reports, the United States assured Hamas that there would be cooperation in the process, ensuring that the withdrawal of Israeli forces would occur alongside Hamas's commitment to surrender its arms.

Meanwhile, sources also indicate that Israel proposed a new plan for Hamas's disarmament, stipulating that the troop withdrawal would only take place after the Palestinian group has surrendered all its weapons in Gaza.

The context of the negotiations suggests a complex dynamic, where Hamas faces pressure not only from the United States but also from other nations like Iran, which is trying to strengthen ties with Iraq amid the situation.

The situation in the region remains tense, with different strategies being proposed by various parties involved in the negotiations, reflecting the complexities of the ongoing conflict. The developments from the talks between the parties still remain uncertain.