Reporting for The Media Line, Waseem Abu Mahadi and Jacob Wirtschafter, in the article What President Trump’s Gaza Deal Actually Says About Hamas’ Weapons, examine the mechanics of a plan that seeks to exchange the phased dismantling of Hamas’ military capabilities for a gradual Israeli withdrawal. The central dispute is not whether Hamas would relinquish operational control of its arsenal, but where the weapons would go. The agreement assigns custody to the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza rather than Israel, while Hamas has submitted amendments concerning the definition of military infrastructure and the handling of its weapons. Israel, meanwhile, maintains that the arsenal must ultimately leave Gaza before any withdrawal can proceed. Abu Mahadi and Wirtschafter’s full report explores whether those unresolved details can be bridged before the agreement reaches the implementation stage—or whether the question of Hamas’ weapons will prevent it from moving forward at all.