Hamas says it agrees to written Gaza ceasefire deal for 2nd phase tied to Israeli compliance

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53% : Agreement provides for Israel's gradual withdrawal from Gaza, National Committee assuming its duties, deployment of international forces and dismantling of armed gangs, Hamad adds The Palestinian group Hamas has agreed to a written agreement for the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire based on a "comprehensive package" of reciprocal and simultaneous commitments, conditional on Israel's full implementation of the first phase, senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad told Anadolu on Friday.
53% : He said implementation of the second phase depends on Israel first fulfilling all of its obligations under the first phase, adding that the agreement should be treated as a single, integrated package.
50% : Hamad, a member of Hamas' political bureau and its negotiating delegation, said the group had approved a "clear, written agreement" covering Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, reconstruction, the deployment of international forces, the assumption of duties by the National Committee for Administration of Gaza, and weapons arrangements.
46% : Those provisions, he said, include Israel's gradual withdrawal from Gaza leading to a full pullout, the National Committee assuming its duties, the deployment of international forces, and the dismantling of armed gangs that he said operate on "Israel's behalf.
41% : Hamad noted that Israel has not officially announced its approval of the agreement.
38% : "If Israel does not implement (its obligations under the agreement), we will not implement ours either," Hamad said.
35% : Hamas says it agrees to written Gaza ceasefire deal for 2nd phase tied to Israeli compliance'If Israel does not implement (its obligations under agreement), we will not implement ours either,' senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad tells Anadolu * Agreement is 'painful and difficult' but aims to end Israel's 'genocide' in Gaza and thwart plans to displace Palestinians, Hamad says *

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