In Gaza, Palestinians react to President Donald Trump’s announcement that Hamas has agreed to disarm with cautious optimism. Several outlets describe the news as a potential sign that Israel’s attacks could end, giving residents the opportunity to rebuild lives and homes that have been damaged or destroyed. While Palestinians hope disarmament could lead to a reduction in hostilities, they also express fear that Israeli forces may not withdraw even if Hamas disarms. The reports present Gaza residents’ views as focused on the practical outcome of any agreement: whether fighting stops and whether surviving infrastructure, safety, and daily life can return. Overall, the coverage reflects a tension between hope for a ceasefire or lasting lull and uncertainty about Israel’s next steps. The outlets emphasize that for many Palestinians, the disarmament pledge is not yet enough to resolve concerns about continued military presence or control in the territory.