以色列政府对美国调停的哈马斯缴械协议表示严重安全关切，声称在武装组织完全解除武装前不会从加沙撤出。[1]以色列总理办公室发言人多龙·施皮尔曼表示，"我们的评估是，如果我们在哈马斯真正解除武装之前重新部署，它将迅速扩展其在加沙各地的存在，重建其恐怖基础设施"。[1]以色列情报部门评估认为哈马斯承诺重建军事力量而非真正解除武装。[1]
哈马斯缴械问题成为谈判的关键症结，已导致协商数月陷入僵局。[1]根据特朗普提出的20点停火计划，哈马斯需要交出武器并摧毁隧道网络，但以色列对该计划的实施产生疑虑。[1]停火协议于去年10月签署，距今已近九个月。[1]目前以色列控制加沙超过60%的领土。[1]停火后以色列继续对加沙进行空袭，周六晚至周日凌晨的空袭造成至少10人死亡，包括儿童。[1]
Israel's government has raised significant security concerns regarding a U.S.-brokered disarmament agreement with Hamas, asserting that the Palestinian militant group is committed to rebuilding its military capabilities rather than genuinely laying down arms [1]. According to Israeli intelligence assessments, the country will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas achieves complete disarmament [1].
A spokesperson for Israel's Prime Minister stated: "Our assessment is that if we redeploy before Hamas is truly disarmed, it will swiftly expand its presence throughout Gaza and reconstruct its terrorist infrastructure" [1]. The disarmament of Hamas has emerged as a persistent obstacle in negotiations, having stalled talks for months [1]. Israel currently controls more than 60 percent of Gaza's territory [1].
The Trump administration's proposed ceasefire plan comprises 20 points, including requirements that Hamas surrender its weapons and destroy its tunnel network [1]. The ceasefire agreement was signed last October, nearly nine months ago [1]. Despite the accord, Israel has continued conducting airstrikes on Gaza, with strikes between Saturday night and Sunday morning killing at least 10 people, including children [1].