A U.S.-brokered ceasefire implementation body for Gaza plans to ask the United Nations Security Council to urge Hamas to disarm, according to multiple reports. The move is linked to President Donald Trump’s broader 20-point ceasefire plan, which calls on Hamas to surrender its weapons and dismantle its network of tunnels. The initiative comes as efforts around the ceasefire face strain and competing claims about compliance. One report says Hamas criticizes a related assessment for not accounting for Israel’s alleged failure to meet most of its commitments under the ceasefire arrangement. The sources describe the planned UN Security Council request as an attempt to increase international pressure on Hamas within the ceasefire framework. Overall, the reports present the same central action—seeking UN Security Council involvement on Hamas disarmament—while reflecting differing perspectives on who is meeting ceasefire obligations and what a valid accounting should include.