Three-year roadmap proposed for Hamas disarmament in Gaza

Al Jazeera Friday 31 July 2026, 16:35 UTC 1 min read

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Three-year roadmap proposed for Hamas disarmament in Gaza Three-year roadmap proposed for Hamas disarmament in Gaza Under a US-backed proposal, Hamas and Israel would have 14 days to finalise Gaza’s political transition before Hamas disarms and Israel begins withdrawing. The roadmap sets out a three-year transition to a demilitarised Gaza. Rosiland Jordan reports from Washington.

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