Israeli officials say they have shared “serious security concerns” with the White House about a proposed disarmament deal involving Hamas, in comments attributed to an Israeli official and a spokesperson for the prime minister’s office. The statements come shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announces the agreement earlier this week. According to PBS NewsHour, Doron Spielman, spokesperson for the Israeli Prime Minister’s office, says Israel’s intelligence assessment is that Hamas is committed to rebuilding its military rather than genuinely demilitarizing. Other outlets reporting on the same AP-referenced remarks describe Israel as raising the concerns directly with the U.S. government. The reports present Israel’s position as focused on whether Hamas would comply with demilitarization terms and the security risks Israel expects from the proposal. One outlet also notes that Israeli strikes overnight and into Sunday evening kill people in Gaza, including children, but the disarmament dispute described in the reports centers on Israel’s assessment and communications with the White House.