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        "id": 1795694,
        "msgid": "palestinian-factions-including-hamas-discuss-partial-disarmament-1781089078",
        "date": "2026-06-10 16:56:26",
        "title": "Palestinian Factions, Including Hamas, Discuss Partial Disarmament",
        "author": "",
        "source": "DETIK",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Politics",
        "summary": "Palestinian factions, including Hamas, have reportedly agreed in principle to transfer some of their weapons to a yet-to-be-formed Palestinian entity during talks in Cairo aimed at resolving the stalled Gaza ceasefire. The proposal, which rejects Israel's demand for total demilitarisation, seeks to break a months-long deadlock in negotiations regarding the future of the Gaza Strip. Mediators from Egypt and Qatar have welcomed the approach, although the dominant Fatah faction was absent from the discussions.",
        "content": "<p>Palestinian factions, including the Hamas group, are discussing\ndisarmament as part of a Gaza ceasefire agreement with Israel. At a\nmeeting held in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, members of the Palestinian\nfactions were said to have agreed in principle for armed groups in the\nGaza Strip to hand over part of their weaponry to an ad-hoc Palestinian\nentity that has yet to be formed. The proposal is almost certain to be\nrejected by Israel, which demands total demilitarisation of the Gaza\nStrip, beginning with Hamas. Several participants in the Cairo talks,\nwhich commenced on Saturday (6\/6), expressed hope that the proposal\nwould break the months-long deadlock in negotiations about the future of\nthe Gaza Strip. The talks were attended by most major factions,\nincluding Hamas and its ally, Islamic Jihad. However, the Fatah faction,\nwhich dominates the Palestinian Authority, did not attend. Palestinian\nsources speaking on Tuesday (9\/6) local time said the factions discussed\nthe details of handing over weapons to a new entity representing various\nPalestinian political currents. According to several anonymous sources\nfamiliar with the discussions in Cairo, the Palestinian factions\nrejected the idea of full disarmament, as demanded by Israel. One\nparticipant in the Cairo talks said that Egypt and mediators are working\nto formulate a new, acceptable formula that considers the factions\u2019\nagreement. A Palestinian political official involved in the talks, who\nrequested anonymity, said that Egyptian and Qatari mediators welcomed\nthis approach. \u2018Hamas links the weapons issue to a full Israeli\nwithdrawal from Gaza\u2026 and to the reconstruction of Gaza,\u2019 the official\nsaid. Separately, a senior Hamas official, Taher al-Nunu, stated that\nrecent days have brought \u2018significant progress\u2019. He added that the\nPalestinian factions aim to implement a peace plan conceived by United\nStates (US) President Donald Trump for Gaza. The Hamas group has\nrepeatedly stated that it does not oppose handing over part of its\narsenal, but only as part of a Palestinian political process. Former\nHamas leader Khaled Meshaal has also suggested \u2018freezing\u2019 or \u2018storing\u2019\nweapons, an idea rejected by Israel.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/palestinian-factions-including-hamas-discuss-partial-disarmament-1781089078",
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