The so-called “Peace Commission” initiated by the United States changed its opinion on the 3rd regarding Israel's military withdrawal plan from the Gaza Strip. According to media interpretation, the new statement means that Israel's withdrawal will only begin after the disarming of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement, rather than simultaneously. Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu met Mladenov, senior representative of the “Peace Committee” in Gaza on the 3rd. The “Peace Commission” later posted a statement on social media saying that it had “reached an agreement on common goals” with Israel, and that after Hamas is completely disarmed, the Israeli military in the Gaza Strip will withdraw beyond the “yellow line.” According to reports, the “Peace Commission” announced a plan last week, demanding that the disarming of Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli forces be carried out in a synchronized and phased manner. The committee said in a statement at the beginning of the 3rd that the Israeli military will “completely” withdraw outside the “yellow line” after Hamas disarms, which means that withdrawal can be carried out simultaneously with disarming. However, after a few minutes, the wording of the statement was revised and the word “completely” disappeared, meaning that Hamas had to disarm first.

The so-called “Peace Commission” initiated by the United States changed its opinion on the 3rd regarding Israel's military withdrawal plan from the Gaza Strip. According to media interpretation, the new statement means that Israel's withdrawal will only begin after the disarming of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement, rather than simultaneously. Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu met Mladenov, senior representative of the “Peace Committee” in Gaza on the 3rd. The “Peace Commission” later posted a statement on social media saying that it had “reached an agreement on common goals” with Israel, and that after Hamas is completely disarmed, the Israeli military in the Gaza Strip will withdraw beyond the “yellow line.” According to reports, the “Peace Commission” announced a plan last week, demanding that the disarming of Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli forces be carried out in a synchronized and phased manner. The committee said in a statement at the beginning of the 3rd that the Israeli military will “completely” withdraw outside the “yellow line” after Hamas disarms, which means that withdrawal can be carried out simultaneously with disarming. However, after a few minutes, the wording of the statement was revised and the word “completely” disappeared, meaning that Hamas had to disarm first.