Negotiations in Cairo have resulted in an agreement for Hamas to gradually disarm and hand over its weaponry to a Palestinian technocrat committee tasked with governing the Gaza Strip. The agreement stems from a U.S.-proposed ceasefire plan from last year. A source within Hamas and an Egyptian official involved in the negotiations confirmed the development to Mada Masr. However, implementation hinges on Israel’s approval of terms they have previously resisted. This move seeks to build momentum towards a more stable situation in Gaza. The agreement follows a round of talks hosted by Cairo, indicating a potential shift in the political landscape of the region. Further details regarding the timeline and specifics of the disarmament process remain unclear.