The Jerusalem Post · Gaza · 11 Feb 2026

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Report: Hamas disarmament plan drafted by US

A U.S.-led team — headed by Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and including Jared Kushner and Nickolay Mladenov — plans to present a Gaza proposal to Hamas within weeks. The plan, echoing Kushner’s Davos proposal, would immediately decommission “heavy weapons,” require registration and phased removal of personal arms, and create a technocratic body called the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG) to oversee the process. The White House says it is coordinating with partners to implement the plan and promote stability. Hamas has repeatedly rejected disarmament; leader Khaled Mashaal told Al Jazeera that stripping Gazans of weapons would leave them vulnerable to Israel and that Gaza instead needs reconstruction, humanitarian relief, and measures to prevent another war. Draft U.S. proposals reportedly would let members keep small personal firearms but require surrender of weapons capable of striking Israel; the drafts are anonymous, subject to change, and do not specify how surrendered weapons would be collected or who would custody them. I don’t see the article text — just a note that the excerpt ends mid-sentence. I can’t summarize without the content or a link. Please paste the article (or a link) here, or tell me: - How long you want the summary (one sentence, short paragraph, bullet list), and - Whether to include key quotes, context/background, or an evaluation. If you paste an excerpt that ends mid-sentence, I can still summarize what’s present and note any missing context.

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