Kushner: Hamas disarmament may start in 30 days

The special envoy considers this decision beneficial for Israel, as the disarmament of 'Hamas' will ensure Israel with the necessary security.

Consensus

The process of demilitarizing Gaza could begin within the next 30 days.
Jared Kushner, a special envoy of U.S. President Donald Trump, is leading negotiations on the 'Peace Council' plan for Gaza.
Hamas and Israel are expected to cooperate in the demilitarization process.
The U.S. will not limit Israel's right to self-defense.
After demilitarization, Israeli forces will withdraw from Gaza and be replaced by international stabilization forces.
Hamas and other groups must fully surrender their weapons and allow dismantling of underground tunnel networks.
The U.S. has established two working groups: one for Hamas disarmament and one for humanitarian aid.
The U.S. may seal some tunnels within 60–90 days following demilitarization.
The U.S. would provide military support to Israel if Hamas resists demilitarization.
Israel previously rejected a 15-point document on Gaza settlement, demanding full disarmament of Hamas.

Tunnels used by militants may be destroyed within the next two or three months. — kommersant
U.S. forces may seal part of the tunnels within 60–90 days *after* demilitarization. — vedomosti
Kushner said Hamas leaders spoke 'the right words' during negotiations, and the U.S. will assess their actions. — kommersant
Kushner met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and confirmed that the U.S. will not allow Gaza's reconstruction until demilitarization is complete. — vedomosti