美国总统特朗普宣布哈马斯同意完全解除武装，作为停火协议的重要组成部分[1]。根据该协议框架，加沙领土管理国家委员会将负责武器的存放和监督[1]。然而，巴勒斯坦民众对这一协议的可行性普遍表示顾虑，担心以色列不会切实履行承诺。
巴勒斯坦活动人士拉比赫·阿尔-巴拉维指出："过去三年来，我们听到过许多协议和建议的解决方案，但地面局势只是继续恶化"[1]。另一位人士萨那·施雷尔表示："以色列的言语在现实中意义不大，我们只能希望他们为这些受苦的人民做些什么"[1]。哈马斯则坚持要求以色列撤军作为解除武装的前提条件[1]。
以色列国内对停火协议也存在重大分歧。以色列国防部长伊坦·本-格维尔声称"哈马斯的血债必须清偿"，反对停止针对哈马斯的定点杀害[1]。自停火宣布以来，加沙地区已有1200多人在以色列空袭中丧生[1]。以色列大选定于10月27日举行[1]。
President Trump announced that Hamas has agreed to complete disarmament as part of a ceasefire agreement [1]. However, Palestinians remain doubtful about the viability of the accord, with many expressing concerns that Israel will not genuinely fulfill its commitments [1]. The announcement has also drawn criticism from Israeli right-wing politicians and opposition figures who question the deal's effectiveness [1].
The proposed framework includes provisions for the Gaza Territory National Committee for Administrative Governance (NCAG) to oversee the storage and supervision of weapons [1]. Yet on the ground, Palestinians have witnessed continued violence despite previous peace proposals. Rabieh Al-Barawi stated: "Over the past three years, we have heard many agreements and proposed solutions, but the situation on the ground has only continued to deteriorate" [1]. Sana Schler added: "Israeli words mean little in reality; we can only hope they will do something for these suffering people" [1].
The situation remains precarious, with over 1,200 people killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza since the ceasefire announcement in October 2025 [1]. Hamas has insisted that disarmament be conditional on Israeli withdrawal [1], while Israeli Defense Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has rejected the deal's constraints, stating that "Hamas's blood debt must be paid" and opposing any halt to targeted assassinations of Hamas members [1]. Israeli elections are scheduled for October 27 [1].