Gaza's Fragile Peace: A Disarmament Deal That May Never Be Implemented The world is cautiously optimistic about the latest deal aimed at ending the conflict in Gaza, but history suggests that implementing such agreements often proves more difficult than their announcement.
The Hamas disarmament agreement, brokered by the US and other international mediators, requires the Palestinian group to surrender its arms in stages in exchange for Israeli withdrawal from the enclave.
The deal's announcement last Thursday by President Donald Trump was met with a mix of skepticism and hope from world leaders.