Hamas's arms obstruct Peace Council progress
The peace plan approved by the Security Council for the reconstruction of Gaza and the achievement of political transition faces significant challenges, especially due to Hamas's continued control of weapons and its refusal to relinquish them, which hinders the implementation of the next phase of the plan. The plan includes measures such as disarming Hamas, gradual Israeli withdrawal, deploying an international stability force, and establishing a technocratic Palestinian administration. However, security and political obstacles—particularly regarding weapons control—are obstructing progress. Experts warn that ongoing tensions threaten the future of the plan, emphasizing that the implementation of the $2.45 billion reconstruction projects depends on security stability and understanding with the factions.
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