Israeli officials say talks involving US adviser Jared Kushner have yielded progress on a proposed demilitarisation process for Gaza. The plan, as described by the officials, would require Hamas to hand over its weapons in the Gaza Strip. They say the transfer would be handled through a process overseen by a US general.
The reporting across the two outlets is aligned on the core claim: Kushner’s involvement is linked to steps toward demilitarisation, and US oversight is central to the proposed mechanism. Both sources attribute the details to an Israeli official but do not provide further specifics such as timelines, the conditions for implementation, or how the handover would be verified.
Neither article presents additional responses from Hamas or independent confirmation of the proposal’s status, leaving the wider context and practical feasibility unclear based on the information provided.
